Academic Proofreading Projects

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Creating a 3500-word Literature Review (Anthropology)

I am seeking an experienced researcher with a strong background in anthropology to assist with the 3500-word literature review section of my master’s thesis. This task will involve conducting thorough literature research and writing a comprehensive review to support the theoretical framework of the project. Scope of Work: Literature Review Research: Survey and synthesize academic sources (books, peer-reviewed articles, etc.) on topics including: Digital cultures, emotional attachments to virtual characters, and AI agency. Anthropological perspectives on kinship, personhood, and technology. Comparative East Asian contexts (optional but preferred). Writing & Structure: Write a 3,500-word literature review that helps establish the theoretical framework for the research. Organize the literature review thematically, identifying key debates, trends, and gaps in the literature. Ensure the review maintains clarity, coherence, and academic rigor throughout. Citations & Formatting: Strict adherence to Harvard referencing style (in-text citations + full reference list). All claims must be supported by credible academic sources. Requirements: Advanced degree (MA/PhD) in Anthropology, Sociology, or related fields. Familiarity with digital cultures and/or East Asian societies is a plus. Proven experience in writing academic literature reviews with correct citation practices. Access to academic databases (JSTOR, AnthroSource, etc.) and scholarly resources. Strong English academic writing skills. If you meet these qualifications and are interested in the project, please contact me with your relevant experience and any writing samples or academic work that demonstrate your ability to complete this task. Thank you! Note: I will share my detailed research proposal with the selected candidate to ensure alignment. The review must be original, well-researched, and tailored to support anthropological research.

Literature Review Support in Anthropology（Digital Anthropology ）

Project Description: I'm seeking an experienced academic researcher to collaborate on a literature review project examining the intersection of anthropology and digital culture. This independent research initiative aims to: Map current scholarly discourse on human-technology relationships Analyze anthropological perspectives on digital personhood and kinship structures Identify emerging trends in virtual/AI interaction studies Scope of Work: The selected researcher will: Conduct comprehensive literature searches across academic databases Organize key findings into thematic frameworks Prepare annotated bibliographies and critical analyses Contribute to theoretical framework development Research Areas Include: Digital culture studies Anthropological theories of technology Cross-cultural analyses (with optional East Asian focus) Ideal Candidate Qualifications: PhD/MA in Anthropology, STS, or related field Demonstrated research experience in digital culture studies Strong academic writing and analytical skills in English Familiarity with qualitative research methodologies Deliverables: Thematic literature synthesis report (3,000-4,000 words) Properly formatted reference database Critical analysis of research gaps Note: This is a professional research collaboration opportunity. Selected candidates will receive detailed project guidelines and will be expected to maintain academic integrity in all deliverables.

Party walls and dilapidations

Part 1: Party Walls Report You are required to produce an A4 report in a professionally presented format to cover the processes involved, and issues which need to be considered at each stage under the following minimum elements:  Determining notifiable works.  Determining owners.  Types of notice relevant.  Notification of works and timeframes.  Disputes arising and when.  Resolution of disputes. The work should be fully referenced to academic and practice based sources. Part 2: Dilapidations Report You are required to produce a professionally formatted A4 report to advise a landlord/client as to the processes involved in determining a claim for damages under their lease with a commercial tenant at the end of a lease term. The report should cover, as a minimum, the following elements:  Who the relevant parties are.  Extent of the demise.  Types of schedule.  Typical schedule of dilapidations (format and layout).  Matters to be considered when preparing a schedule of dilapidations/claim for damages.  Quantified demand (timescales and content). The work should be fully referenced to academic and practice based sources. For each Act e.g. party wall act, floorplans need to be made so knowledge of CAD and make up a scenario for the first party walls so cad drawings and content writing. 3500 words. More info will be provided, experienced freelancers pls no time wasters.

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LearnDash questions downloaded to excel sheet.

We need all our 30, 000 questions downloaded onto an excel sheet so we can proofread them all and upload them onto a new LMS. This includes english and maths questions. Only bid if you definitely know a solution on how to do this and have experience with LearnDash before.

Writing for school

I require assistance with a short written assignment for my secondary education. The subject pertains to history and requires analysis of key events from the 20th century. The finished work should be coherent and cohesive in styled formatted according to common academic guidelines. It requires summarizing various historical occurrences then connecting them to form a persuasive narrative. Emphasis needs placed on explaining how particular situations influenced others that followed in a logical progression. Supporting evidence from reputable sources must back all statements and viewpoints. Proper citation of references throughout is expected along with a bibliography at the end. Original thought and fresh perspectives are encouraged to offer new insights. Overall the completed work should demonstrate thorough research, clear communication, and a solid grasp of the subject matter for the intended undergraduate level audience. Expertise in writing history papers and familiarity with the time period in question would be invaluable for this task.

Products catalog listing

We need a skilled freelancer to develop a comprehensive products catalog for our e-commerce store. The work involves aggregating product photos from our inventory, carefully listing all key details for each item including titles, descriptions, pricing and specifications. Metadata must be optimized for search engine visibility and converters. Specifically, the freelancer's duties are to: catalog around 100 unique products with high resolution photos; extract critical data like names, prices, sizes and enter it neatly into a spreadsheet; write separate compelling descriptions and specifications for each product focused on customer benefits; develop titles and meta descriptions using relevant keywords and tags for search; structure the catalog and data for easy navigation and sorting; proofread all information for accuracy and typos. The finalized catalog needs to showcase our products attractively while effectively communicating the value to potential buyers browsing online. Priority will be given to candidates with proven experience in catalog development, data entry and basic SEO strategies. Portfolio examples would strengthen applications.

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Course Writer – VTCT Level 3 Certificate

Job Title Course Writer – VTCT Level 3 Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for Complementary Therapies Job Type Freelance / Contract Remote Flexible Hours Brief Job Description We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented course writer to create a comprehensive, engaging, and fully structured course book for the VTCT Level 3 Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for Complementary Therapies. This role involves producing high-quality, educational written content that meets course accreditation standards, integrates instructional visuals, and supports learners in both academic understanding and professional application (especially in the field of electrolysis). Key Responsibilities - Research and write content aligned with the VTCT Level 3 A&P syllabus - Structure the course into 12 modules (outline will be provided) broken into digestible chapters - Include learning objectives, core material, helpful tips, bonus material - Add quizzes, visual references, and image suggestions per chapter - Include Introduction, Conclusion, Table of Contents, and Figure List - Ensure consistent formatting and educational tone Deliverables - 12 Modules broken into chapters (e.g., Chapter 4.2) - Visual content with references and captions - Embedded quizzes and answer keys - Fully formatted document in Word and PDF format - Introduction and Conclusion - Table of Contents and numbered figures Required Skills and Experience - Educational writing experience in health/science - Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathology - Instructional design and curriculum creation - Assessment development skills - Excellent grammar and formatting Desirable (Not Essential) - Ability to provide visuals - Experience with VTCT or vocational training - Electrolysis or complementary therapy background - Familiarity with design/layout tools How to Apply Submit: - CV/Resume - Writing samples - Cover letter outlining relevant experience Shortlisted candidates may be asked to complete a short paid writing sample. Project Timeline Start Date: Immediate Estimated Duration: 6–8 weeks (negotiable) Early Deliverable: The selected candidate will be asked to complete an initial chapter or section early in the project. This will serve as a checkpoint to ensure alignment with the project’s objectives, tone, and structure before proceeding with the full course book.