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We write model coursework for students at UK universities. This page explains who does the work, how we check it, and where we draw the line.
We produce model coursework, essays, reports and dissertation chapters for students studying in the UK. Each piece is written from scratch against the brief you send us, in the referencing style your department asks for.
The work is a model. You use it as a worked example while you write your own submission. We explain where that line sits in our terms of service.
British marking works differently from most other systems. Degrees are classified as a First, a 2:1, a 2:2 or a Third. Marks are awarded against learning outcomes set out in a module handbook, and referencing follows styles like Harvard Cite Them Right, OSCOLA, IEEE or APA.
A writer who has not worked to those conventions tends to produce something that reads well but scores poorly. We stay with UK briefs so our writers keep working inside one set of rules.
Our writers hold degrees from UK universities and work in the subject they write for. The group includes PhD researchers, practising solicitors and barristers, chartered engineers and current university lecturers.
Before anyone writes for a student, we check:
Meet our academic writers on a dedicated page with profiles for each lead specialist.
You send the brief, the module handbook and any reading list. We quote a fixed price. Once you accept, we match the brief to a writer in that subject and agree a date that sits before your deadline.
You can ask for progress at any point. When the draft is ready we run it through Turnitin on a private account, so nothing is stored in the student repository and your own submission still comes back clean.
If your tutor gives feedback afterwards, send it over. Revisions are free for 14 days.
We do not sit exams, log into university systems, or submit work on a student’s behalf. We do not resell a piece written for one student to anyone else. We do not take work where the brief asks us to break a university’s rules.
If we think a request crosses that line, we will say so and offer the nearest thing we can do instead.
We support students across the United Kingdom and are registered in England and Wales.
You can reach us on WhatsApp at +44 789 585 4313, or by email at [email protected]. The contact page lists our hours and how quickly we usually reply.