Recording one
Feedback on a literature review
A shared screen showing a Google Doc titled Revised Lit Review Outline, with a passage highlighted and a comment open beside it. The coach appears in a video tile in the corner.
What a coaching session actually looks like.
Here's an insider peek of how we get our clients moving forward.
Recording two
The conversation behind the writing
Dr. Ethar Al-Saraf mid-explanation on a video call, one hand raised, speaking to the client off screen.
How a session usually runs
You book it when you need it
Sessions are booked as you go rather than locked to a fixed weekly slot. Some weeks you want an hour with your coach. Some weeks you want to be left alone to write.
You bring the work
A chapter draft, an outline, a methodology decision you have been going round in circles on. The session is built around whatever is in your way that week.
We go through it together
Your coach reads it with you, points at the places that will cost you marks, and explains what a marker is looking for there. All of our coaches have been on that side of the desk.
You leave with clear next steps
Not a list of everything wrong with the draft. One or two things to do before the next session, in an order that makes sense.
Not everything needs a live conversation. You can also send work over for a written review, where your coach leaves comments through the document and you read them in your own time.
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