Dissertation Writing and Coaching

Dissertation Writing and Coaching offers the following services:

• Proposal development
•Chapter organisation
•Methodology design
•Data collection & analysis
•Language and technical Editing

At Dissertation Writing and Coaching helping you complete that thesis/research proposal/data collection and analysis is what we do be it writing, editing, analysis, and coaching.

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"There are only two great days in a man's life; the day he was born and the day he discovers why", John Maxwell. At Dissertation Writing and Coaching we are happy to let you know that helping you complete that thesis is what we do be it writing, editing, and coaching.

Our services can be summarized in the following stages 1 to 4. For more details contact us!

Dissertation writing is what we do!

We offer the following services,

1. Proposal development
2. Chapter organisation
3. Methodology design
4. Data collection & analysis
5. Editing

assistance, editing, and mentorship from proposal, literature review, methodology and data analysis.

Great tips from Dr. Awojide

If you haven’t started strategically positioning yourself for the job/role you want in the next 5, 10 or 15 years, you can start today. To do this, you will need to reflect on and do the following:

•Plan ahead✅

•Develop the skills, competencies and expertise required to excel in that future role✅

•Network and build valuable bridges✅

•Don’t rush. Delayed gratification pays✅

Have a fantastic week ahead everyone!

Your thesis is the culmination of several years of studying. Here are a few tips to get you started:

1. Make a Schedule

Set yourself deadlines for when you want to complete each chapter or section and figure out how many pages you need to write each day to meet those deadlines. Then try to get yourself into a writing routine. Choose work hours that correspond to the times when you feel you work best. If you’re a morning person, start writing bright and early. Likewise, if you really hit your stride in the evening shift, your hours so you do most of your writing during your peak time.

2. Just Start Writing

Now that you’ve planned out your writing, it’s time to get typing. It’s not going to get any easier the longer you wait! While you can undoubtedly come up with a million reasons to delay (“I need to do more research/readings/experiments”) you won’t know if this is true or not until you begin to write. The best way to work on your argument is to actually work your argument out in writing.

3. The First Draft is Not the Final Draft

When taking on a project of this magnitude it’s important to remember that your first draft is not your final draft. The sentences don’t have to be perfect or the argument airtight on the first try. Rewriting and revising are crucial parts of the writing process. Just start writing and refine your work in the subsequent draft.

4. Be Flexible

Writer’s block happens to the best of us and might cause you to miss one of your deadlines. If you miss a deadline, just ajust your schedule accordingly and continue writing. Here’s another tip: if you set all your deadlines a little earlier than necessary, you will give yourself a bit of a buffer in case you have to push any of them back.

Struggling with your dissertation! We are here to help you from developing the proposal to completion.