Sue Dillicar

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Sue Dillicar, Wordsmith - sue dillicar
Sue Dillicar, Wordsmith - sue dillicar

My love of writing began as a child, with short story writing. I took this passion into adulthood by studying English and Journalism at university. As an editor of the uni newspaper, I learned proofreading and editing and further honed my writing skills. I then went on to study Business Management and Marketing. After uni, I worked as a researcher for a government department where I continued to improve my proofreading, analysis and report writing skills.

When my children were born, I ran my own childcare and tutoring businesses. Since then, I have worked as a tutor in schools teaching migrant and special needs children English and Maths.

My love of writing morphed into a passion for scrapbooking which in turned lead to an interest in graphic design. In the last couple of years, I found that word of mouth has lead to an increasing amount of work for my writing, editing and design services. I currently act as consultant for several businesses on all aspects of writing and editing including website material, promotional material like pamphlets and advertising, newsletters. I have also worked in conjunction with clients to create personalized scrapbooks for unique gifts.

Apart from writing and scrapbooking, my interests are in children, parenting and education. I am currently writing a book on raising children using old fashioned principles and commonsense.

Qualifications: B.A (majors in English, Communications and Journalism); Grad. Dip. Mgt (major in marketing); Dip. Comp.; Dip. Childcare.

Latest Articles

Should Parents Negotiate With Children?
Is negotiating and reasoning with children a good parenting strategy?
Aug 7, 2009 - Sue Dillicar
How To Teach Table Manners
Your children use their social skills in all aspects of their lives, from the playground to the classroom, to the workplace.
Aug 7, 2009 - Sue Dillicar
The Importance of Actively Managing TV Time
TV is a most enjoyable past-time, it is true, but like any other activity, it cannot be allowed to dominate one's life. This is especially true with families.
Aug 6, 2009 - Sue Dillicar
Protecting Girls From Harmful Cosmetics
Could allowing your daughter to wear makeup be increasing her breast cancer risk?
Aug 6, 2009 - Sue Dillicar
10 Biggest Mistakes Women Make Before Marriage
Generation after generation, women are making the same mistakes when it comes to marriage.
Jun 11, 2009 - Sue Dillicar