What a trajectory looks like
From the first introduction to concrete feedback on your text: short lines, clear steps, no waiting.
Step by step
1. Free introduction
A no-obligation conversation to see if we're a good match.
2. Mapping your needs
Together we determine exactly what you need and where you're stuck.
3. Plan of approach
A concrete step-by-step plan, matched to your stage and deadline.
4. Direct access
You get access to a shared Drive with templates and tools, ready to use.
5. Off you go
You schedule meetings yourself whenever it suits you, message or email in between, and send texts over for feedback. Short lines, no waiting.
How I give feedback
I work directly in your Word document, with comments and tracked changes you can follow. I don't just point out that something could be improved, but concretely how: with suggestions and examples you can use right away.
Structure, language and APA
I make edits where they improve the clarity or correctness of your text.
Content-level suggestions
Concrete comments and examples on the content itself, not just the form.
Research question and method
I actively think along about which research question works and why, and which method best fits your research.
Qualitative research
Experience with various qualitative traditions, including grounded theory and narrative research.
Guidelines and assessment criteria
I take your programme's guidelines and your supervisor's feedback seriously, and account for assessment forms, rubrics and other criteria you're graded on.
Questions about cost, timeline or cancelling? See the frequently asked questions.
Curious what this looks like in practice for your thesis? Book a free conversation.