Kaitu JournalArticles for the Kaitu Journal
Practical guides, first-hand experience and clear explanations of admissions, residency, citizenship, careers and life abroad. Usually 800 to 2,000 words, written for readers rather than search engines.
Write for Kaitu.
Share what you know about studying, working and living abroad — as articles in the Kaitu Journal, or as a course in Kaitu Academy — with readers planning their own road.
- Your name on your workEvery piece carries your byline and links to your contributor profile.
- Real editorsA Kaitu editor reads every draft, suggests changes and helps it land.
- Your own workspaceWrite, preview and send drafts for review, and follow the editors’ comments in one place.
What we publish
Two ways to contribute.
Kaitu JournalKaitu AcademyCourses for Kaitu Academy
Short, practical courses: a promise, a handful of lessons, each with a short video, written notes and, where it helps, a worksheet or a few quiz questions.
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Apply
Tell us about yourself and what you’d like to write or teach.
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Get your workspace
If it’s a fit, we open a contributor account and your public profile.
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Draft and submit
Write in Markdown with a live preview, add images and lesson videos, then send it for review.
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Edit and publish
An editor comments, asks for changes if needed, approves and schedules your piece.
Our standards
- Be accurate, say where rules differ by country, and never present general information as legal, tax or immigration advice.
- Disclose any paid relationship. If a company paid for, commissioned or benefits from a piece, tell us when you submit it — sponsored content is always labelled as sponsored.
- Write your own work. Credit sources and don’t reuse material you don’t have the rights to.
- The editors decide what is published, and may edit for clarity, accuracy and length.
Apply
Tell us about you.
We read every application and reply by email. Already a contributor? Sign in to your workspace.