Write better essays: get better marks.
Essay or dissertation due?
It can be a lonely struggle…
… so let’s make sure you score top marks.
Level up your game with my recommended writing resources, best blog articles and podcast episodes.
Because better writers score get higher grades, in less time.
BTW… if you ever need more personalised guidance with your writing, click here to learn more about 1:1 coaching with me. I’d be glad to help.
Featured Articles
How To Proofread An Essay: 12 Strategies To Power Up Your Checking
Here’s how to proofread an essay, with 12 clever strategies to take your proofreading skills to the next level. Because after all that hard work, don’t let careless mistakes drag your essay (and your grade!) down! 1. Print it out Many people...
Signposting Words in Essays: Shortcut to Super-Writer Status
Looking to take your essay to the next level WITHOUT learning a load of complex structures, knotty grammar and fancy vocabulary? Simple: start using signposting words. Here's how: What is signposting in writing? Using signposting in your essays means adding...
More Articles
![70+ Connective Words To Power Up Your Essays [COMPREHENSIVE LIST]](https://examstudyexpert.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Top-70-Connective-Words-400x250.jpg)
70+ Connective Words To Power Up Your Essays [COMPREHENSIVE LIST]
When you’re writing an essay or assignment, you need to use every trick in the book to maximise your marks. And one of the best tools for radically improving your writing is the power of connective words. Used correctly, connective words can give your writing new...
ULTIMATE GUIDE To The Pomodoro Study Method: 9 Steps To Master Your Time
Looking to send your study productivity soaring? Look no further than the Pomodoro Study Method: the wildly popular time-management technique that will help you: Stay motivatedAvoid distractionsStay focusedAnd get more done! Francesco Cirillo is widely credited with...
51 PROVEN Study Tips For Students (That Work Like A Charm In 2021)
These are the BEST exam study tips to help students build effective study skills. They’re simple, fast, and actionable, and based on the latest science. I'm a memory psychologist and study productivity expert, and have taught thousands of students how to study more...
How To Improve Study Habits For Students: 15 Strategies From The Science Of Behaviour Change
Looking to improve your study habits? How do you change when change is hard? How can students like you or me improve their study habits, and actually make the new habits STICK? The secret is knowing WHAT you want to change and HOW to change it. Prefer to listen? This...
How To Proofread An Essay: 12 Strategies To Power Up Your Checking
Here’s how to proofread an essay, with 12 clever strategies to take your proofreading skills to the next level. Because after all that hard work, don’t let careless mistakes drag your essay (and your grade!) down! 1. Print it out Many people...
Signposting Words in Essays: Shortcut to Super-Writer Status
Looking to take your essay to the next level WITHOUT learning a load of complex structures, knotty grammar and fancy vocabulary? Simple: start using signposting words. Here's how: What is signposting in writing? Using signposting in your essays means adding...
What’s On My Bookshelf: Top 5 Juiciest Gems (Podcast)
There's some incredible wisdom to be found on my bookshelf. Listen to some of the BEST tips and tricks to be found in five of my most-loved books about studying and learning.There's some incredible wisdom to be found on my bookshelf. Today, I pick out some of the BEST...
Don’t leave marks on the table: get GrammarlyÂ
If you’re anything like me, you’re probably sick of seeing Grammarly ads on YouTube…
… But if you haven’t tried it, you should.
There’s nothing more annoying than getting an essay, dissertation or assignment marked down because of some easily-avoidable errors.
There’s a forever-free version which acts like a beefed-up version of the standard Microsoft spelling / grammar check – it basically catches a whole load of writing mistakes that you might otherwise miss.
Or if you want, you can go pro and get on-the-fly tips on how to take your writing to the next level: it’s like having your own writing coach on standby as you work.
I VERY rarely recommend products. I make an exception for Grammarly because it’s really, really good – and completely free if you don’t need the pro features. I earn a small commission for successful recommendations, which helps cover costs here at the site.
You don't have to do this alone
Get support, encouragement and tips when you connect with Exam Study Expert on your favourite social spots