According to the English Subject Centre report, skills needed for postgraduate work in English include
A) Searching skills in libraries
B) Editorial skills
C) Bibliographic skills
D) Peer management skills
E) IT skills
Choose the correct option:

The correct option is A, B and D.

According to the reports and guidelines published by the English Subject Centre (which supported the teaching and learning of English in UK higher education), postgraduate students in English require a diverse set of research, professional, and transferable skills to successfully undertake advanced study. These key skills include:
1. Searching skills in libraries (A): Essential for locating primary sources, rare manuscripts, archives, and secondary literature necessary for postgraduate research.
2. Editorial skills (B): Crucial for preparing academic texts, editing drafts, referencing, and understanding the publishing process.
3. Peer management skills (D): Important for collaborative research projects, participating in peer reviews, organizing seminars, and managing working relationships within academic communities.

While bibliographic skills (C) and IT skills (E) are useful, the specific combination highlighted in this standard curriculum/report framework corresponds to statements A, B, and D.