We provide students with fast, professional, and confidential work at very reasonable rates. We specialise in offsite Word Processing, Data Entry, and Desktop Publishing. Some of our services are listed below:

Word Processing

Academic Papers

CVs and Cover Letters
Our In-House HR specialist will work closely with you, stylising your CV for the relevant business sector, entry level and company you wish to target. We will then format and print out, ready for distribution

Mail-merge

Data Entry

Spreadsheets
Let your numbers work for you. We can take your figures, analyse them and present them in specific charts, scatter graphs etc. We also provide data input, multiple worksheets, linked worksheets and workbooks.

Presentations
Make your presentations stand out with inspiring graphics, tables, clip-art, charts and animation. The final version can be emailed, or burned onto cd-rom depending on file size.

Thesis/Dissertation Assistance
We inevitably find that certain times of the year are busier than others - so do not wait until you have finished your final fair copy to call us!

Remember, you must submit three copies of a PhD or MPhil thesis and two copies of a Taught Master's degree dissertation. You will also need at least one copy for your own use. All typing should be in black; using Indian ink for any symbols which you need to add. Normal spacing between lines should apply, though in tables, wider spacing may, of course, be desirable.

Page margins should be wide, to allow for binding. As a rough guide, the left-hand margin should be 1.5" (40mm), the top margin (including page number) 1" (25mm), the right-hand margin also 1", and the bottom margin 1.25" (30mm). If you intend to print the thesis using both sides of each page, the wider margin (1.5" or 40mm) must be towards the binding on either side [many modern photocopiers can make the adjustment and perform this function automatically].

The copies of your thesis must be bound as per University specifications. Any folding tables or charts, and supporting publications should be bound in wherever possible. If they cannot be bound in, you should request the binder make a pocket to hold them, placed the inside of the back cover.

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