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CV & Personal Statement Support

Present your experience, goals and strengths clearly and professionally.

Why clear application documents matter

  • Deciding which qualifications, achievements and experiences to include.
  • Turning a collection of ideas into a focused personal statement.
  • Organising a CV so the most relevant information is easy to find.
  • Explaining academic interests, motivation or a change in study or career direction.
  • Tailoring documents to different programmes without relying on generic wording.
  • Meeting word limits, formatting instructions and application requirements.
  • Improving grammar, clarity and flow, especially when presenting experience gained in another country.

What you can expect

  • Accurately reflects your qualifications, experience, achievements and intentions.
  • Has a logical structure and clear, professional language.
  • Highlights information relevant to the course or opportunity.
  • Communicates your motivation and future goals effectively.
  • Meets the application instructions you share with us, including relevant length or format requirements.
  • Is ready for your own final review and approval before submission.

What we can help with

Personal statements

CVs

Other application documents

What is not included

  • Selecting or submitting university, school or course applications on your behalf.
  • Visa applications or regulated immigration advice.
  • Obtaining references from referees or verifying qualifications with institutions.
  • Inventing, exaggerating or misrepresenting qualifications, employment, experience, research, achievements or personal circumstances.
  • Impersonating an applicant or supplying false or misleading information.
  • Writing assessed essays, coursework, dissertations, research proposals or other academic work that must be your own.
  • Guaranteed admission, interviews, scholarships, employment, visas or other application outcomes.

Your named adviser

How it works

  1. Tell us what you are applying for

    Share the course, institution or opportunity, the document you need, any published instructions and your deadline.

  2. Provide your background and any existing drafts

    We ask for the information relevant to your document. You can send an existing draft or start by sharing your education, experience, achievements and goals.

  3. Agree the scope of support

    We review your requirements and confirm the work to be provided, expected turnaround, revision arrangements and any applicable fees before work begins.

  4. Develop or improve the document

    Depending on what we have agreed, your adviser may help with planning, restructuring, collaborative drafting, editing, rewriting unclear sections or providing detailed feedback.

  5. Review and confirm accuracy

    You review the proposed content, check every fact and confirm that the document reflects your own experience and intentions. Any agreed revisions can then be completed.

  6. Receive your final document

    The document is prepared for your use in the application. Submission is not part of this service unless it has been separately agreed as part of an application-support service.

What we need from you

  • Your education history, qualifications and relevant dates.
  • Employment, volunteering, projects, research and extracurricular experience.
  • Skills, awards, achievements and examples of your responsibilities.
  • The course, institution or opportunity you are applying for.
  • Your academic interests, reasons for applying and future study or career plans.
  • Any existing drafts, application instructions, word or character limits and deadlines.

Turnaround, fees and revisions

Who this service is for

  • Applying for undergraduate, Master's, postgraduate or PhD study.
  • An international applicant explaining education or experience gained in another country.
  • Preparing your first academic or professional CV.
  • Changing your subject or career direction.
  • Starting a personal statement without an existing draft.
  • Looking for professional feedback on a document you have already written.
  • Applying to multiple institutions and needing to adapt documents to different requirements.

Academic integrity and authenticity

Frequently asked questions

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Need help presenting your application?

Whether you have a completed draft, a few notes or no document yet, tell us what you are applying for. We can review your needs and explain the support available to help you present your experience and goals clearly.