Question & subject approach
Check whether the research question is focused and the method fits the chosen subject.
- Research-question precision
- Subject-specific approach
- Scope within the word limit
IB EXTENDED ESSAY REVIEW
Strengthen the argument across your Extended Essay.
Send your research question, current EE and deadline. The review can examine how the question, subject method, evidence, analysis and conclusion work together, with the exact scope, delivery time and total price confirmed before you proceed.
Online support · Fixed scope before payment · Current exam session confirmed firstONE ESSAY, ONE SUSTAINED LINE OF REASONING
Review the whole argument, or the part holding it back.
The review is shaped around your EE subject, current stage and supervisor feedback. The quote tells you exactly which areas are included.
Argument & evidence
Review how each section contributes to the central answer and uses evidence to support its claims.
- Organisation and progression
- Analysis and use of sources or data
- Evaluation and conclusion
Supervisor-feedback revision
Turn comments into specific priorities and check whether the agreed revisions address them.
- Comment-by-comment mapping
- Structural and expression issues
- Presentation and reference checks
WHAT YOU CAN RECEIVE
A review you can work through in order.
The returned materials are agreed in advance. Your quote states whether you receive annotations, revision priorities, presentation checks and follow-up.
Older exemplar advice may not match your examination session. The session and current requirements should be confirmed before the scope is set.
Annotated EE draft
Comments linked to specific claims, paragraphs, evidence, figures or sections.
Argument-level priorities
A clear view of the issues that affect the essay as a whole, not only sentence-level language.
Presentation checks
Citations, bibliography, figures and academic expression reviewed where included in the quote.
Confirmed follow-up
Any questions or later check included in the project are defined before work starts.
FROM RESEARCH QUESTION TO FIXED QUOTE
Know the scope before you commit.
The draft is reviewed first so the timeline and deliverables match its current state.
Share the EE and context
Send the subject, research question, word count, exam session, deadline and supervisor feedback.
Receive a fixed scope, time and price
The quote lists the review areas, returned materials and realistic delivery date.
Work through the returned review
Use the annotations and priorities, then ask any follow-up questions included in the agreement.
EE REVIEW QUESTIONS
Before you send the essay.
Can I request help with only my research question or outline?
Yes. Share the current materials and deadline. A focused scope can be quoted separately from a full-draft review.
Can you work from supervisor comments?
Yes. Include the comments and the version they refer to so the requested changes can be mapped accurately.
How is the price decided?
The subject, word count, current condition, requested review areas and time available determine the fixed quote.
Does the review include citations and bibliography?
It can, but only when those checks are listed in the agreed scope. Share the required citation style in the first message.
Is a grade guaranteed?
No. The review identifies issues and agreed revisions in the current draft; assessment remains with your school and examiners.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Send the EE details for a fixed quote.
Include the subject, research question, current word count, exam session, school deadline and supervisor feedback if available.