Proofreading and editing

Take a look below to find out more information on the proofreading and editing service available as well as packages deals and add-ons. Remember you can personalise your order to suit your needs and you can gain easy access to support via telephone, email or video chat.

Why choose Ansar Editing and Consulting to proofread and edit your work?

• Proofreading and editing performed by a native speaker of English educated to the level of PhD.
• Years of experience writing, editing and publishing articles in notable scientific journals.
• Save precious time.
• Perfect English free of any spelling and grammatical errors will be guaranteed.
• High-quality editing skills that will convey your message with impact helping you to boost your chances of success.
• Easy access to help with the proofreading and editing service via telephone, email or video chat.

Main options

Packages deals

As part of the proofreading and editing service, you have the choice of various package deals depending on the type of document. For each package, you can choose between proofreading, advanced language editing and scientific editing which will include a variety of specific add-ons that you can choose from to suit your needs. Take a look below at the package deals on offer.

General document package

Main options:
Proofreading / Advanced language editing /  Scientific editing

Add-ons:
Initial consultation
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Midway consultation
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Follow-up consultation

Thesis package

Main options:
Proofreading / Advanced language editing / Scientific editing

Add-ons:
Initial consultation
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Midway consultation
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Follow-up consultation
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PhD oral exam support and coaching

Publication package

Main options:
Proofreading / Advanced language editing / Scientific editing

Add-ons:
Initial consultation
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Midway consultation
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Follow-up consultation
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Journal formatting
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Cover letter to the editor
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Response to peer review feedback
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Proofreading of revised manuscript
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Advanced language editing of revised manuscript
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Scientific editing of revised manuscript

Grant package

Main options:
Proofreading / Advanced language editing / Scientific editing

Add-ons:
Initial consultation
+
Midway consultation
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Follow-up consultation

Add-ons

Initial consultation (£25.00 per hour) – A recommended add-on giving you a chance to discuss, during a 1-hour session, the task with the editor in detail via email, telephone or video chat so that a clear course of action can be established.

Midway consultation (£25.00 per hour) – This add-on provides a 1-hour session somewhere in the middle of the work to discuss any important matters that have arisen. Any questions or suggestions during the editing process will be put forth to you to better meet your needs and better produce the results you want.

Follow-up consultation (£25.00 per hour) – Once the work is done, this add-on gives the opportunity for you and the editor to discuss the completed work and wrap things up during a 1-hour session.

Journal formatting (£25.00) – This add-on ensures your manuscript will be formatted to the specification of the target journal.

Cover letter to the editor (£25.00) – This add-on will involve drafting a cover letter to the editor introducing your manuscript.

Response to peer review feedback (£25.00) – If your manuscript is rejected subject to revisions, this add-on will help you draft a response letter addressing each remark of the peer reviewer(s).

Proofreading of revised manuscript (5p per word) – Proofreading of a manuscript revised for resubmission to a journal.

Advanced language editing of revised manuscript (7.5p per word) – Advanced language editing of a manuscript revised for resubmission to a journal.

Scientific editing of revised manuscript (10p per word) – Scientific editing of a manuscript revised for resubmission to a journal.

PhD oral exam support and coaching (£25.00 per hour) – This add-on provides tailored support and coaching to help you prepare for the big day and maximise your chances of success. Sessions are available in 1-hour blocks delivered over telephone or video chat.

Examples of documents that can be proofread or edited

• Textbooks
• Original research articles
• Review papers
• Grant proposals
• Lecture slide sets
• Conference presentations
• Posters
• Course content
• Meeting minutes
• Newsletters
• Coursework assignments
• Theses/dissertations
• Technical reports
• Surveys

How long does it take?

When using the proofreading and editing service, turnaround, in business days, depends on the document word count and required work. Take a 4,000-word document, for example:

• Proofreading is priced at £220.00 and has a turnaround of approximately 1 business day,
• advanced language editing is priced at £330.00 and has a turnaround of approximately 1.5 business days,
• and scientific editing is priced at £440.00 and has a turnaround of approximately 2 business days.

Have a look below at one of many testimonials given by a past client:

“I highly recommend the editing services at Ansar Editing and Consulting. As a PhD student, I had to write many research articles, reports as well as my final PhD thesis. Naser, with his expertise, attention to detail and guidance provided a high-quality review and editing of my work.”

Mostapha Ariane, PhD –  Technical and Modelling Manager, SAYENS

How to get started

Step 1 – Choose

Step 2 – Get in touch

Step 3 – You get suggestions

Step 4 – Work begins!

Step 5 – Work completed!

While you’re here, check out this blog on ‘Why editing is important?‘ Here’s a little snippet:

“Even when you’ve got a good handle on the English language when it comes to writing large documents your chances of making errors is very probable. After all, you’re human. You could ask your trusted friend to proofread or edit your 50,000+ word PhD thesis, but that’s a big favour right there. You could just put it aside for a few weeks, come back to it with fresh eyes and edit yourself. However, sometimes being so close to the work you never guarantee all mistakes will be caught. Is it realistic to expect an author to read their own work as an objective reader? A separate unbiased pair of eyes will only do.”