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Emu Ink Schools

4.4· 10 reviews
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What is Emu Ink Schools?

Emu Ink is an Irish independent publishing company that turns primary school pupils into real published authors through its unique online programme, the first and only course of its kind in this format.

How much does it cost to participate in the school programme?

The school programme is free to take part in, but schools must commit to a minimum order of 50 books upon registration to access the members' area and course materials.

What is the price range for each published book?

Each published book costs between €9 and €13 per copy, with the price decreasing as the final order number increases to cover production, layout, design, printing, and delivery.

How long does it take to produce the book?

The online course is loosely based on a two-hour timeframe once a week for four weeks, after which schools receive an estimated delivery date for their books.

Which age groups are suitable for the programme?

The programme is suitable for primary school pupils, with simple worksheets developed especially for younger students in Junior and Senior Infants and First Class who do not need to follow the full course.

What content can be included in the book?

Schools can write anything they like, including short stories, poetry, or simply thoughts, with the lessons aimed at assisting those writing short stories.

When and where was Emu Ink officially launched?

The company was officially launched on March 27th, 2013, in the Irish Writers' Centre by the then Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht, Jimmy Deenihan.

What notable achievements has Emu Ink Schools accomplished?

The company has published thousands of children to date, including the youngest independent author in Ireland, Joe Prendergast, who was nine years old when his trilogy was produced.

Is there a minimum order requirement for schools?

A minimum order of 50 copies must be paid for at the registration point, though schools can recoup this outlay by the end of the course when final order numbers are taken.

How flexible is the programme for different schools?

The school programme is a guideline used to draw out each individual's idea and build on that, allowing schools to decide whom they would like to take part.

What do reviewers say about the service?

Reviewers praise the professionalism, approachability, and commitment to excellence, noting that the instructors are passionate, knowledgeable, and the support team is helpful and quick to respond.

What is the current Trustburn rating and review count?

The Trustburn rating is 4.4 out of 5 from 10 reviews, with the majority of feedback being positive regarding the quality of the courses and the professionalism of the team.

Where does Emu Ink Schools operate and who are its main clients?

The company operates from Ireland and has published authors across the island, including work for sports clubs and English language schools, as well as primary and post-primary schools.

How can I contact Emu Ink Schools?

You can reach Emu Ink Schools by e-mail at info@emucourses.ie.

What is the official website of Emu Ink Schools?

The official website of Emu Ink Schools is emucourses.ie.

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About Emu Ink Schools

Emu Ink is an Irish independent publishing company that turns primary school pupils into real published authors. As publisher of the youngest independent author in Ireland (Joe Prendergast was nine years old when we produced his trilogy and he went on to become RTE's Young Person of the Year) we have developed a unique online programme for classrooms.