Study skills

Writing clinic drop-in

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Date and time: Tue 03 October 2023
10:00 - 11:00
Location: Online: Microsoft Teams
Contact: UWE Bristol Library Contact the Library
Cost: Free
Attendance: Booking not required

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Join us for a writing improvement session where you can learn valuable tips to enhance your writing before submitting.

No booking required!

We offer both online and in-person appointments, but spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Each appointment lasts 30 minutes and is conducted individually.

Remember to bring a sample of your writing and its assignment brief or title. Please note that this service does not provide editing or proofreading; we can only review a portion of your writing.

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For further details on accessibility at UWE Bristol Library, check out our Library accessibility guide or contact us for specific queries.

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