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I concentrate mainly on academic texts, such as:
I will take on other projects too, such as websites, CVs, brochures, and more.
I have expertise in the areas of archaeology, palaeoanthropology, development studies, and earth sciences, but I will take on other academic subjects too. I also have particular experience of proofreading texts by German speakers.
I can proofread British or American English and can proofread texts for:
In addition to proofreading, if you require English to German translation services please contact Dr Iris Newton at Archaeoscript.
I'm a native English speaker from the UK and have a PhD in Palaeoanthropology from the University of Liverpool. As a result, I am familiar with human anatomy, evolutionary biology, and archaeology. At undergraduate level I studied Environment and Development which provided me with a broad academic background in development studies, human geography, and earth sciences.
I have many years experience of proofreading of academic texts from my time as a study assistant for students with a disability at the University of Liverpool and when I worked for the Novel Materials group at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. From my time at the Humboldt-Universität I gained further experience of proofreading physics academic texts. I have been working as a freelance English language proofreader since 2017.
You can have full confidence that your text will be treated with the highest standards of confidentiality.
My main areas of expertise are palaeoanthropology, evolutionary studies, archaeology, and environmental studies. But I'll proofread other topics too.
€4.50 per standard page.
I will also proofread student projects, such as essays and dissertations. I offer special student prices.
€3.50 per standard page.
The prices listed depend upon the exact nature of the project, so please get in touch and I'll be happy to send you an exact quote.
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