* PhD thesis proofreading service | Academic proofreading service UK

I have a degree from the University of Oxford (2001). My writing skills are particularly strong; I was awarded a prize in a technical writing competition organised by my college, and my final research project was also awarded the top mark in my year.

I have extensive experience in proofreading PhD theses across a wide range of subjects. Many of my clients have been sociology PhD candidates. Other subjects in which I have proofread PhD theses include engineering, mathematics, biology, economics and business.

Additionally, I have also professionally proofread a large variety of other documents, including law essays, personal statements and application letters.

I would love to hear about your proofreading requirements!

If you are interested in my thesis proofreading service, you are very welcome to e-mail me at oxfordproof@live.com with details of your requirements and I will be delighted to give you a quote. I look forward to hearing from you!

My PhD thesis proofreading service adds a lot of value to your thesis by correcting grammatical errors and weaknesses, improving sentences that are unclear or ambiguous and fixing all typographical mistakes.

I am experienced in proofreading PhD theses produced by clients who vary widely in their command of the English language, from native speakers to foreign students who are relatively new to English.

With regard to foreign students, I am particularly familiar with the grammatical and syntactical issues of Chinese and German students, so if you belong to one of these groups, you have found the perfect academic proofreader for you.

Again, I would encourage you to ask me for references and talk to my previous clients!

Proofreading is the art of reading a manuscript with extreme care and attention to detail for the express purpose of finding and correcting errors. The proofreader must pay simultaneous attention to typographical errors, spelling mistakes, grammatical errors or weaknesses, and sentences that are unclear or incoherent. The enormous advantage of making someone else proofread your thesis is that he or she comes to it truly fresh and able to spot all the errors - big and small - that you simply cannot notice yourself after working on the thesis for so many months.

If English is your second language, hiring a competent academic proofreading service is absolutely essential if you want to do yourself justice and maximise your chances of making your thesis submission go smoothly. A large number of foreign students have used my academic proofreading service and they have been uniformly impressed with the sheer quality and attention to detail displayed by my work.

I also offer a thesis editing service for clients who want an even more comprehensive overhaul of their thesis or essay. This takes longer and costs more, but some clients deem this extra service necessary.

What is the difference between my proofreading and editing services? While proofreading is a comprehensive check and correction of the manuscript for typographical, grammatical and syntactical errors, my thesis editing service can improve the argument, embellish the literature review and strengthen the conclusions, as well as improving the presentation and analysis of the results.

Sometimes regular proofreading and editing services are simply not enough to bring the thesis or essay up to the standard required by your institution. In these cases a complete re-writing service is what your manuscript needs.

My essay and thesis re-writing service is absolutely comprehensive and involves the complete re-writing of every single sentence in your document. This results in a document that displays the highest possible standard of writing. The re-written thesis or essay is guaranteed to pass anti-plagiarism software scans.

I have helped many students who were told by their supervisors that their thesis was incomprehensible and unacceptable. I completely rewrote the thesis for them and they submitted it successfully. If you're in the same position, I would encourage you to contact me now and enquire about my re-writing service: oxfordproof@live.com

In the strictest sense of the term, a thesis is an argument -- it is an idea that you are trying to convince us to accept.

In the academic world, arguments are set forth in the form of written documents. This academic document, when submitted by a student for the purposes of obtaining an academic qualification, is called a thesis.

An academic thesis contains the following constituent elements:

1. An abstract, which is a very brief description of the project and its main findings.

2. An introduction describing the aim of the work and what the author seeks to show or argue

3. A literature review outlining the current academic understanding of the topic

4. A description of the methodology that will be used in the study

5. Presentation of the results

6. Discussion of the results

7. Conclusion