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Academic Support Unit: One-to-one Tutorials
One-to-one Tutorials
One-to-One Tutorials
To support you in developing your academic language and skills, Coventry University London offers the following one-to-one tutorials for students. Click on the buttons below to book your place, or scroll down to find out more.
What Is an Academic Writing Tutorial?
What is an Academic Writing Tutorial?
These 45-minute tutorials offer more in-depth help with writing your assignment. Our tutors can advise you on a range of topics, from planning and research to developing strong arguments and polishing your language.
You can book a tutorial at any stage of the writing process, from planning to polishing. You can book a maximum of two tutorials per assignment.
Possible areas of focus could include:
- Improving your academic style
- Organising your ideas
- Developing your vocabulary
- How to structure different types of academic writing
- Using evidence to support your ideas
- Research skills
- Understanding/Planning your assignment
- Any other area you would like to discuss
Click the button below to book an Academic Writing Tutorial
Once you have booked, you will receive a booking confirmation email. We will then call you on MS Teams at the time of your appointment.
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Academic Writing Tutorials FAQsSee our answers to the most frequently asked questions here.
What is an Academic Skills Tutorial?
What is an Academic Skills Tutorial?
Academic Skills tutorials are 1-hour, 1-1 workshops designed to support your study skills development. These workshops are delivered by friendly Librarians who can advise you on a range of topics, from research to referencing.
Areas of Academic Skills support include
- APA Citing and Referencing
- Avoiding Plagiarism
- Blog Writing
- Critical Thinking
- Finding Information (Research; Using Databases)
- Getting Started with Your Dissertation
- Presentation Skills
- Reflective Writing
- Writing a Literature Review
If you have any questions, please contact us on academic.support@culc.coventry.ac.uk
Click the button below to book an Academic Skills Tutorial
Once you have booked, you will receive a booking confirmation email. We will then call you on MS Teams at the time of your appointment.
What Is a Proof-Reading Tutorial?
What is a Proof-Reading Tutorial?
These short 15-minute tutorials are a chance to get quick feedback on common errors you may have made in your writing. This could include grammar, vocabulary, sentence structure or punctuation. Each tutorial is 15 minutes long, and is limited to a maximum of ONE page of writing only. We cannot proof-read your whole assignment.
The tutor can:
- Highlight poor grammar.
- Point out spelling errors, repetition, missing words or inappropriate word use.
- Identify errors or inconsistencies in formatting or labelling.
- Check if referencing is appropriate.
The tutor cannot:
- Rewrite sentences, or sections of text.
- Comment on the structure of the paper’s argument.
- Add new material to the document.
- Write your citations and/or references
Once you have booked, you will receive a booking confirmation email with a calendar event attached. We will then call you on MS Teams at the time of your appointment.
Click the button below to book a Proof-Reading Tutorial
Once you have booked, you will receive a booking confirmation email. We will then call you on MS Teams at the time of your appointment.
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Proof-Reading Tutorials FAQsSee our answers to the most frequently asked questions.
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Proof-Reading GuidelinesA full description of Coventry University London’s proof-reading guidelines.
Need more help?
The Centre for Academic Writing (CAW) keeps a list of Coventry University approved proof-readers. These are people who have submitted their CV and completed an application in order be on the list. You can contact these people if you would like your assignment proof-read, at a cost. Please note that a proof-reader will generally need at least 10 working days to complete your request for proof-reading, and are under no obligation to take on your assignment for proof-reading. Please read the Coventry University London Proof-reading Guidelines carefully. If you decide to use a proof-reader, they must follow this policy. Click here to see the list of Coventry University Approved Proof-readers.