Frequently asked questions

No. Our academic services are intended for students enrolled at universities operating in Poland. We tailor the scope to the requirements of the specific university, faculty and supervisor.

You can contact us in Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, English or German. The contact language does not change the service scope - materials are prepared in line with the requirements of a university in Poland.

All prices and payments are settled in PLN. Available payment methods are shown on the secure checkout page.

A quote can be prepared after we review the request, requirements and submitted materials. The calculator shows an immediate estimate, while a consultant confirms the final terms.

No. The calculator provides an estimate. The final price can be confirmed after checking the scope, requirements, deadline and submitted files.

Yes, if the actual scope is larger, more complex or more specialised, or if an unsuitable calculator option was selected. A consultant will contact you before work begins.

An individual quote is used when an order cannot be calculated accurately automatically, for example a large project, complex analysis, case study, full research section or unusual material.

Normally, the first 50% is paid before work begins and the remaining 50% after the agreed scope of materials has been prepared.

Yes. The calculator allows you to choose full online payment. Please remember that its price is indicative and may still require confirmation by a consultant.

Yes. You can choose a 50% deposit. The calculator shows the amount payable now and the amount remaining after completion.

If reviewing the materials shows that the scope is larger or more complex, a consultant will contact you to agree the price change before work begins.

Yes. You can attach university guidelines, the topic, an outline, a text sample, source materials, a survey, research results or other files that help us prepare a quote.

You can send PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG, PNG, XLS and XLSX files. Attach them to your calculator enquiry or email them to prace.na.zamowienie.pro@gmail.com.

Submitted data and materials are used only to prepare the quote and deliver the agreed scope of work.

Yes. You can use the contact page and send an enquiry describing your request, or email prace.na.zamowienie.pro@gmail.com.

In many cases urgent or express work is possible. Availability depends on the service, the amount of material and current workload.

Timing depends on the scope. A single chapter can be completed faster than an entire work, and short services may be available as express or same-day work.

Yes. Proofreading, editing and formatting can be ordered separately for an existing document.

Basic citations and bibliography within the agreed scope are included when preparation of a work is ordered. They are priced separately when ordered as a standalone service for an existing document.

Yes. Support can cover methodology, survey preparation, processing results, tables, charts and data analysis.

Yes. The calculator includes Excel and SPSS data-analysis options. More complex cases may require an individual price confirmation.

Yes. You can order a PowerPoint presentation, defence slides, speaker notes or an outline for the presentation.

The shop contains e-books, templates, checklists and educational packages. They are supporting materials intended for organising and preparing your own work.

You can send the topic, guidelines, deadline and materials prepared so far. Support may cover the outline, literature, methodology, a specific chapter, editing, revisions or formatting.

We first review the current stage: topic, outline, literature, research design, data and supervisor comments. This lets us define a realistic scope and deadline for further support.

Yes. An enquiry may concern one chapter or a specific issue, such as theory, methodology, results, discussion or conclusion.

The price depends on scope, page count, difficulty, deadline and the quality of the source materials. Indicative rates are shown in the price list, and the exact cost is confirmed after reviewing the enquiry.

Yes. An online consultation can help organise the topic, outline, methodology, supervisor comments and next steps without ordering a larger service.

You can submit an existing document for proofreading, editing, formatting or a comprehensive audit. Before starting, we review a sample and explain the level of work that is actually needed.

Yes. Proofreading covers language and writing errors, while editing can also improve style, coherence, terminology, sentence structure and logical transitions.

Yes. We review the comments, organise the list of changes and identify which passages, sources, methodology elements or formatting need attention.

Sometimes, but it depends on the page count, text quality and current availability. We first need the document to assess the feasible deadline and scope honestly.

Yes. Proofreading and editing an academic article can cover language, structure, the abstract, tables, bibliography, journal guidelines and responses to reviewer comments.

We can organise a document according to university guidelines, including heading styles, margins, spacing, page numbering, an automatic table of contents, tables, figures and footnotes.

The base formatting price starts at PLN 5 per page. The final cost depends on the document condition, number of tables and figures, required lists and the detail of the university guidelines.

Yes. You can order selected technical elements only, including section breaks, page numbering, heading styles, an automatic table of contents and lists of tables or figures.

We check whether entries are complete, citations match the bibliography and the selected style is used consistently. We can also point out missing source data and help organise the literature.

Yes. The scope can cover in-text citations, the final reference list and checking compliance with APA 7 or another standard required by the university.

We help connect the survey to the research aim and questions, prepare questions, response scales, demographics, a Google Form and a data-coding plan.

Yes. We can prepare the dataset, descriptive statistics, agreed tests, tables, charts and a description of the results. Methods are selected for the research questions and data type.

Yes. Support may cover the research aim and subject, research problems, questions or hypotheses, method, technique, instrument, sample selection and analysis plan.

We prepare defence presentations for bachelor's, master's and engineering theses. The scope can include slides, charts, speaker notes and timing.

Urgent availability depends on the deadline, number of slides and completeness of the materials. For a quote, send the thesis, university guidelines and expected presentation length.

Yes. Contact details and files are used only to prepare the quote, communicate with you and deliver the agreed service. We limit information to what is needed for the work.

No. For an initial assessment you can send a description, guidelines, table of contents or a selected excerpt. The full document is needed only when the scope cannot be assessed reliably without it.

Yes. We confirm the scope, deadline, price and delivery method before starting. If reviewing the files changes an earlier estimate, we agree the change with you in advance.

Yes. A consultation may cover the topic, outline, methodology, supervisor comments or next steps and does not oblige you to order additional services.

The student makes the final substantive decisions, reviews the prepared materials and is responsible for using them in accordance with university rules and supervisor guidance.

Yes. We can assess proposed topics in relation to the degree programme, available literature and data, and a realistic scope. The student agrees the final topic with the supervisor under university rules.

The outline should lead from the theoretical basis to the aim, methodology, results and conclusions. We can help organise chapters and sections using the topic, guidelines and collected materials; the supervisor should approve the final outline.

Yes. The scope may include drafting or editing the introduction and conclusion so they match the aim, method, structure and results. The content is always adapted to university requirements and the current document.

Yes. We can prepare, shorten or edit a summary based on the completed work and adapt its structure to university requirements. A foreign-language version can also be included where needed.

Literature selection starts with the topic, research questions and keywords. We can organise search directions, assess source relevance and prepare bibliographic details, while the student verifies full-text access and supervisor requirements.

The method should fit the aim, research problems, data type and access to the study group. We can compare quantitative, qualitative and mixed approaches and help justify the choice; the supervisor should approve the final design.

Yes. We can organise the main and specific aims, research questions or problems and, where required, testable hypotheses. All elements should be coherent and follow from the topic and literature review.

Yes. Support may cover inclusion criteria, participant recruitment, sample size and characteristics, and the limitations of the chosen approach. There is no single minimum number for every study; it depends on the method and university requirements.

Yes, if the data match the aim and their source, scope and limitations can be described reliably. Examples include public-institution data, reports, statistics and shared research datasets; their use should be agreed with the supervisor.

Identify factors that affect how the results can be generalised or interpreted, such as sampling, data scope or instrument limitations. We can help present this section clearly without concealing weaknesses in the design.

Yes. Support may include the questionnaire structure, response types, demographics, form settings and a version ready for pilot completion. The survey should follow from the research aim and questions and should be approved by the supervisor before publication.

Run a pilot with a small group similar to the intended respondents. This helps identify unclear questions, missing response options, technical problems and an excessive completion time before the main study begins.

Sometimes, but you must check the instrument's terms of use, cite the source correctly and determine whether the author requires permission. Any adaptation, translation or change should be described in the methodology and discussed with the supervisor.

Data should use a consistent variable layout, unambiguous response codes and a clear treatment of missing values. We can prepare the dataset and codebook, check errors and select a suitable format while preserving a copy of the source data.

A hypothesis not being supported is still a research result and must not be hidden or changed. Report it, relate it to the literature, discuss possible reasons and limitations, and indicate directions for further research.

Send an editable DOC or DOCX file, current university guidelines, the deadline and the requested review scope. If layout matters, you can also attach a PDF for comparison.

Not always. Language proofreading focuses primarily on the text; citations, bibliography and citation-style compliance can be agreed as part of broader editing or as a separate service. We confirm the scope before starting.

Proofreading can be done in stages, but a full final review is most useful after the core content is accepted and major supervisor comments are addressed. If the deadline is close, send the file early so availability and a realistic scope can be assessed.

Yes. We can review the comments, identify structural, source, argumentation or methodology issues and prepare a revision plan. The student agrees the scope and use of materials with the supervisor and remains responsible for the final version.

Create a table containing each comment, its document location, required action, priority and status. We can group comments into substantive, language, methodology and technical changes and plan the order of work.

Yes. We can organise sources, citations and the bibliography and configure the relevant Word functions. An automatically generated list must still be checked for complete data and compliance with university guidelines.

Both systems generally use author-date citations, but they differ in the details of in-text citations and reference entries. The key is to apply the version required by the university consistently, as local guidelines may modify general rules.

Yes, when they are credible and relevant, such as public-institution sites, legislation, reports or online academic publications. Provide complete source details in the required style and do not replace valuable literature with random websites.

The indicator shows how much of the examined text resembles materials in the system's reference databases. The number alone does not determine plagiarism; the marked passages, sources, citations and nature of the similarities must be reviewed.

There is no single universal threshold that automatically accepts or rejects every thesis. The university sets its rules and an authorised person interprets the report; correct citation, independent work and review of specific similarities are what matter.

Yes. The final scope may include proofreading, formatting to the guidelines, and checking headings, numbering, the table of contents, tables, figures, citations and bibliography. The student should perform the final review and check all required declarations under university procedures.