Frequently asked questions
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What if my deadline is very close?
No problem, I've helped students shortly before their deadline before. In the free introduction we look together at what's feasible and set up a realistic plan, even when time is tight.
Do you work together with my own thesis supervisor?
I don't contact your supervisor or examiner directly. I do take their feedback and your programme's guidelines seriously, and help you interpret and process that feedback well. My focus is always on increasing your chance of passing, within the framework your programme sets.
What does a trajectory cost on average?
All services are €45 per hour. You pay per hour and receive a monthly invoice (payment in instalments is also possible). This way you never pay for hours you didn't use. A full thesis supervision trajectory usually takes 10 to 20 hours, a research proposal around 5 hours. In the free introduction we make an estimate that fits your situation.
How quickly can I start?
Often within a few days after the introduction, depending on my availability at that time.
Do you only work on theses, or other assignments too?
Mainly theses and research proposals, but also manuscript guidance for books (editing through to publication).
Which fields of study do you have experience in?
Among others theology, religious studies, philosophy, education, social work, humanities, contextual approach, diversity and inclusion. Not seeing your field? Get in touch, there's often more overlap than you'd think.
Can you help with just a language or APA check, without full supervision?
Yes, that's available as a standalone service.
How quickly do you respond?
WhatsApp usually within an hour, email within 24 hours.
Is the first conversation really free and no-obligation?
Yes, no commitments. It's meant to see if we're a good match and what exactly you need.
Can I cancel or stop partway through?
Yes. You don't buy a package upfront, you only pay for the time actually spent on your trajectory.
Do you also help with finding sources or a literature review?
Within my own fields of study I can advise on which sources are good. I also always give advice on where to find primary sources and how to conduct systematic, sound research, even outside my own fields.