Do you love breaking down exam strategies, study hacks, and prep techniques that actually move the needle for learners? Are you driven to help students hit their target scores and reach their study-abroad or migration goals?
Turn Your Expertise Into a Resource Learners Can Trust
If that sounds like you, keep reading.
Gurully is opening its blog to teachers, exam coaches, education writers, immigration consultants, and high-scoring test-takers who want to share what they know. Whether it's a proven study framework, a hard-won exam insight, or practical advice from your own prep journey, we want to help you put it in front of the people who need it most.
We publish content that's accurate, practical, and genuinely useful to students preparing for English proficiency and study-abroad exams — not filler written to chase keywords. Every guest contribution becomes part of someone's prep toolkit, so we take quality seriously.
Ready to contribute? Here's everything you need to know before you pitch.
Topics We're Looking For
Our readers are preparing for English proficiency tests and planning their next move abroad, so we accept posts on:
- PTE Academic and PTE Core prep strategies
- IELTS (Academic & General Training) tips and techniques
- Duolingo English Test and CELPIP preparation
- Speaking, writing, reading, and listening skill-building
- Real test-day experiences and score-improvement stories
- Study-abroad planning, visas, and immigration pathways
- Ed-tech tools, apps, and resources for language learners
- Motivation, time management, and productivity for exam prep
Formats We Publish
We're open to a range of content styles, including:
- Personal prep journeys and experiments with different strategies
- Step-by-step tutorials and how-to guides
- Curated lists of tips, tools, or templates
- Score trends, exam-format changes, and data-driven breakdowns
- Section-specific advice (speaking fluency, vocabulary, essay structure, etc.)
- Real student case studies and score journeys
- Opinion or thought-leadership pieces on language learning and education
- Sample responses, answer templates, and structural breakdowns
Pitch Before You Write
We strongly encourage sending a quick pitch first rather than a finished draft. Include:
- Your proposed headline
- A brief (roughly 200-word) outline covering the angle, structure, and takeaway for readers
Once we confirm the pitch fits our editorial plan, you're clear to write the full piece. Already have a complete draft? You're welcome to send that instead.
What Happens After You Submit
- Our editors review your draft for accuracy, depth, and fit
- Approved pieces get lightly edited for tone and structure
- If we need bigger changes, we'll flag them and explain why
- You can resubmit a revised draft if needed
We might come back with a request for more detail, better visuals, or a clearer structure — that's normal, not a rejection.
Publishing Timeline
Once everything's approved and finalized, expect your article to go live within 2–3 business days.
What We Won't Publish
Please skip sending us:
- Thin, generic, or surface-level content
- AI-generated text with no real expertise behind it
- Sales pitches disguised as articles
- Anything previously published elsewhere
- Paid placements or sponsored reviews
- Stock imagery
- Topics we've already covered in depth
- Content built purely for SEO manipulation
- Anything misleading, offensive, or factually shaky
Every submission needs to be 100% original — we check for plagiarism before publishing.
Editorial Rights We Reserve
Gurully may:
- Edit your piece for clarity, grammar, or SEO
- Decline content that doesn't meet our bar
- Add relevant internal links for reader value
- We'll always give you a heads-up before making any major changes.
Have Something Worth Sharing?
If you've got insight that can genuinely help someone crack their exam or plan their move abroad, we'd love to hear from you.
Send your pitch or article idea to: marketing@gurully.com
