Student
editing services.
The benefits of professional essay editing and proofreading for students.
Editing improves your grades! More than catching typos even the best spellchecking tools miss, professional editing ensures the ideas in your essay or report are clear and concise before you submit it. It can also improve the clarity, flow and logic of your text. This increases your chances of better grades or getting accepted into your top university choice.
Do deadlines leave you little time to focus on your content? Leave the finicky editing and formatting to us. Our expert editors will format all in-text citations and references in the style guide you ask for, saving you stress and valuable time.
Editing improves your writing! Professional editing and proofreading will ensure your ideas are judged on merit, not on spelling and grammar mistakes. The detailed feedback you receive helps improve your essay-writing skills for the future.
What’s included in the perfect proofread?
What we do.
✓ correct spelling, abbreviation and punctuation errors
✓ eliminate inconsistent use of capitals,
hyphens, terminology and numerals
✓ fix issues with headings, tables, figures and appendices (e.g. formatting, placement, cross-referencing)
✓ ensure your chosen language style conventions (UK/Australian/US English) are adhered to: e.g., single/double quotation marks & serial commas.
What you get.
> complete proofread via Track Changes
> helpful feedback via inline comments
> clean copy with changes incorporated
> Table of Contents or List of Figures/Tables/Abbreviations, if required
> custom editorial report.
What is not included:*
> improvements to style, clarity or grammar
> extensive reformatting
> reference cross-checking and formatting.
*We provide these services to academic clients in our comprehensive copyedit option below.
Consistency increases trust in what you have to say.
What’s included in the comprehensive copyedit?
What we do.
Everything in the perfect proofread+
✓ improvements to word use, flow and sentence structure
✓ clarity of expression, including improving ambiguous or unclear phrasing
✓ clarity of presentation, including a thorough edit of tables and figures to ensure their appropriate use, placement and formatting (if applicable)
✓ correct application of your requested referencing style to meet international publication standards (if applicable)
✓ make helpful suggestions on problem areas regarding your text’s structure, content or organisation.
What you get.
✓ complete copyedit via Track Changes
✓ helpful feedback via inline comments
✓ clean copy with changes incorporated
✓ complete formatting
✓ Table of Contents or List of Figures/Tables/Abbreviations (if applicable)
✓ style sheet reflecting the editorial style and formatting standards applied throughout
✓ custom editorial report.
What is not included:*
✗ improvements to the overall structure, content or organisation
✗ extensive rewriting
✗ sourcing any missing elements of a reference list or bibliography (an inline comment will alert you to such instances).
*Because we comply with the core standards that professional editors should meet, we do not offer editing services that substantively alter student writing.
What our clients are saying.
Still undecided if
professional student essay editing
really does make a difference?
Take a look below: if only they had hired an editor!
In 2010, Penguin Australia published a cookbook that featured a recipe calling for ‘salt and freshly ground black people’. This major proofing error was racially insensitive, humiliating and cost the publishers dearly: all leftover stock was destroyed. At $3300 a letter, that’s one pricey typo!
Recently, the Reserve Bank of Australia spelled ‘responsibility’ as ‘responsibilty’ on millions of newly minted $50 notes featuring Edith Cowan, Australia’s first female MP. Future print runs saw the error fixed, but the notes with their awkward typo in the small print continue to circulate!
Hyphens don’t usually score high on the list of critical punctuation. Yet, a single dash led to disaster for NASA when it launched America’s first space probe. A forgotten hyphen in the craft’s coding caused it to explode minutes after take-off—its humiliating demise cost the agency $147m!