Grant Writing and Editing Fundamentals Group Course
$320.00
Write or Edit a Winning Grant Using This Step-by-Step Guide
Grant writing is a specialized skill—one that is increasingly in demand. Yet it is a skill you can learn, allowing you to provide a desperately needed service for nonprofit organizations and make a lucrative income at the same time.
A grant writer’s goal is to give the applicant the best chance at funding. That’s why grant writers and editors need to know how the grant process works, how a grant proposal is structured, and how to write each element in the application. Grant Writing and Editing guides you step-by-step through each of those elements. In eight lessons, you’ll learn:
- How the grant-making process works
- How to read a grant application
- How to write each of the seven components of a grant proposal
- How to create or gather grant application attachments
- How to submit a grant proposal
By the end of the course, you’ll have completed writing or editing a grant proposal that you can submit on behalf of a nonprofit organization or use as a writing sample in your portfolio.
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Instructor: Kathy Widenhouse
Format: This is the Group Course format, which includes an online discussion board and instructor feedback. This course will be conducted via Groups.io.
Prerequisite: Some writing and editing experience is helpful.
Level: Beginner and intermediate
Base price: $320 (members of The Christian PEN receive discounts)
Course length: This course is eight lessons; it begins on June 23, 2026, and runs until August 25, 2026.
Registration deadline: June 27, 2026
Course Outline: Grant Writing and Editing Outline
Certificate of Completion: Upon completion of this course, students will earn a course certificate.
(Note: Refunds will not be given for this Group Course after June 20, 2026.)
Michelle Miller –
Kathy is a wonderful teacher who provides clear, honest, and encouraging guidance. I gained so much from this course—not only from the lessons but also from her detailed feedback. I especially appreciated her straightforward approach, which helped me see exactly where I could improve. The hands-on assignments gave me practical experience, and I now feel confident that when I begin my grant writing career, I’ll have the skills and knowledge I need to succeed.