Develop an editorial idea
A strong article starts with a clear angle and a reader in mind. Consider what your contribution will explain, question or illuminate, and why that subject matters to the wider learning community.
Introduce your contribution
Send a short pitch with a proposed title, the central idea and a brief outline. Let the team know whether your piece is already written, and introduce any relevant experience or first-hand perspective.
Write responsibly
Use clear language, acknowledge sources and secure permission for images or quotations where needed. Distinguish personal opinion from factual reporting, and avoid sharing another person's private information without appropriate consent.
The first issue is in preparation. Published editions will appear here when available. To discuss a contribution, contact the editorial team through our enquiry form.
Questions, answered
How can I find available editions or articles?
Contact IIKAS for confirmed magazine availability and access details. Request the edition title or publication date you need so the enquiry can be answered precisely.
Should I send a full article with my first enquiry?
A short pitch is a useful first step. Ask for current editorial interests, submission guidance, publication arrangements and any rights or permissions requirements before sending a finished contribution.