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DateCentre nameInstitution typeCentre website address (URL)Appointment frequency/allowancePolicy on editing
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2022/09/161,Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre, University of Toronto Missisauga Universityhttps://www.utm.utoronto.ca/asc/You may reserve ONE appointment per week and hold up to three "active" appointments at one time.Bring your work-in-progress from any course you are taking. We’ll work with you at any stage in its development, from brain-storming and planning to revising a draft.
We will not do your work - We will not edit your work - but we will help you learn to:
-interpret assignments
-form a strong thesis or research question
-improve your grammar and style
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2022/09/162, University of Toronto Writing Centres, University of TorontoUniversityhttps://writing.utoronto.ca/writing-centres/Each writing centre has its own policy on how often
you may have an individual appointment; usually the limit is once a week. (PDF handout) You are limited to four appointments during the Summer 2022 term (May 1 - September 2). 50 min for each appointments
PDF handout: Instructors will help you develop your own skills in revising and editing, and will help you identify patterns of language errors and work to overcome them. But don't ask us to do your proofreading for you!
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2022/09/163, NSCAD Writing Centre, NSCAD (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design) University Universityhttps://navigator.nscad.ca/wordpress/home/studentresources/the-writing-centre/Only one-hour appointment can be booked. Do not book two in a row, or two in a week. If you attend your appointment and there is still an open appointment in the same week, you may request a second appointment by emailing bbarker@nscad.ca. We can help with:
• brainstorming
• researching
• formulating a thesis
• explaining, organizing, and connecting your points
• grammar, spelling, punctuation
• English as another language
• clarity and focus in your writing
• citations and documentation of sources
• developing your voice as a confident writer
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2022/09/164, Academic Skills, Trent University  Universitywww.trentu.ca/academicskillsStudents may book one in-person or online appointment (or drop-in session) per week to a maximum of five appointments per term. In addition, students may book one math skills appointment per week to a maximum of five appointments per term.2. Will you proofread my essay?
We are a teaching service and provide instruction in grammar, style, organization and other writing skills. Nobody learns from watching somebody proofread an essay. We help develop editing skills students can apply independently.
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2022/09/165, The Write Site, Athabasca UniversityUniversityhttps://www.athabascau.ca/write-site/Appointments range from 30 to 45 minutes, according to the coach’s discretion. You can submit as often as you like.
You may receive an email stating that you have only a certain number of submissions left, but we encourage you to submit as often as you need.
Writing coaches do not:
-Answer questions about course content. The content is what you are writing about. Please contact your tutor or instructor with questions about content.
-Revise, edit, or proofread your paper. As the writer, these tasks are your responsibility. A writing coach will, however, give you information and strategies to improve at these tasks.
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2022/09/166, Writing Services, Huron University CollegeUniversityhttps://huronuc.ca/student-life-campus/student-services/writing-servicesStudents: You can book up to two hours per week of tutor appointments.What we will not do: Proofread/copy-edit: the goal of a session is not to find and fix every error while the student sits passively. Instead, we work strategically and collaboratively to highlight areas of strength and potential concerns and provide strategies and solutions for improving written communication over time. Work from a computer screen: writing centre sessions are most useful and productive when working from a hard copy. Unless a student requires their laptop for accessibility purposes, or because they are working on a multimedia/digital project, we prefer a hard copy in order to help most efficiently
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2022/09/167, Writing Centre, Acadia UniversityUniversityhttps://writingcentre.acadiau.ca/home.htmlStudents can book one appointment a day, and a maximum of two appointments a week. This policy is in place so that you have time to absorb what you have learned and then apply it to the rest of your writing assignment.What we cannot offer:
Tutors cannot write, edit, or proofread your work for you
* Tutors will teach you how to self-edit your work, so you can become a successful writer
* Besides, too much help would be unethical and would violate Acadia's policy on academic integrity
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2022/09/168, Douglas College Learning Centre, Douglas CollegeCollegehttps://www.douglascollege.ca/student-services/student-support/tutoring/learning-centreAPPOINTMENT ALLOWANCE NOT AVAILABLE We can’t proofread for you, but we can help you improve your editing skills by -helping you recognize errors and showing you strategies to fix them yourself
- guiding you to helpful resources - giving editing advice and practic
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2022/09/169, Academic Writing Help Centre (AWHC), Ottawa UniversityUniversityhttps://gps-uottawa.ca/enYou can book up to four 30-minute appointments per week. Get help understanding assignment instructions;
Learn how to make an outline and organize your ideas into paragraphs;
Get feedback on your writing and discover tools that will help you edit your own work;
Learn how to cite your sources properly.
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2022/09/1610, Academic Success Centre - Writing Resources, University of AlbertaUniversityhttps://www.ualberta.ca/current-students/academic-success-centre/index.htmlLive appointments with peer tutors are 30 minutes. You can book two appointments in a row to have one hour with your tutor. In order for tutors to support as many students as possible, we ask that you book no more than two tutoring appointments a week. To inquire about additional time, please email success@ualberta.ca. You can book up to two weeks in advance.
Drop-in Policy: You may be able to join a drop-in list if the schedule is full or you would like to have more time with our peer tutors. Drop-ins are limited to same-day appointments and are subject to tutor availability.
Peer tutoring is a collaborative process in which the tutor works with you to find areas for improvement in your writing. Your tutor will suggest strategies to help you develop and revise your own work. The long-term goal is to help you improve your own writing skills. Peer tutoring is available for undergraduate students. ... Our Academic Copy Editing (ACE) service provides copy-editing services at competitive rates for theses, books, articles for publication, grant applications, reports, and career documents. We work with graduate students, post-docs, faculty, and administrators. Our skilled, experienced ACE staff can help make final-stage documents submission-ready by correcting sentence structure, grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
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2022/09/1611, Carleton Writing ServicesUniversityhttps://carleton.ca/csas/writing-services/Students can book one 50-minute session per day to discuss a Carleton course assignment.What we cannot help you with: Editing and Proofreading: We can help you learn how to do this for yourself, but we can’t do it for you because that would violate Carleton’s Academic Integrity Policy.
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2022/09/1612, Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication, University of British ColumbiaUniversityhttps://writing.library.ubc.ca/Consultations run 30 minutes for undergraduate students and graduate students. Students can book 1 appointment per day, and 2 appointments per week.
For two reasons, Consultations are limited to 30 minutes, once a day, twice a week. The first reason relates to accessibility. There are many students at UBC and they all deserve equal opportunity to book a Consultation. The second reason is pedagogical. Sessions of longer than 30 minutes risk providing a greater amount of feedback than can be feasibly absorbed and incorporated by a client; the same is true of more than one session a day or two a week. In terms of the revision process, our goal is to make your time with us as impactful as possible.
POLICY ON PROOFREADING NOT STATED
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2022/09/1613, Writing Centre, St. Thomas University Universityhttps://www.stu.ca/writingcentre/Students can book up to two 50-minute appointments per week, one per day (availability permitting)We understand that it is important for your writing to reflect your own voice, abilities, and knowledge. For this reason, writing tutors are trained to edit and educate, rather than simply rewrite your work. Tutors are given clear guidelines regarding how to engage with you and the level of editorial intervention that is appropriate.
Unacceptable tutoring activities include, but are not limited to:
influencing the ideas or opinions expressed in your assignment
supplying alternate phrasing
making direct changes to your electronic document
allowing you to copy comments/corrections from a tutor’s own notes.
If a passage in a your draft is unclear, the tutor will review that section with the you, ask you open-ended questions about your intended meaning, and have the you supply alternative wording. If there is an error or inconsistency, the tutor will point it out, explain why it is incorrect or inconsistent, and discuss ways to resolve it with you. In all cases, YOU decide which changes to adopt, and how to implement those changes in your own draft.
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2022/09/1614, Writing Centre, Dalhousie Agricultural CampusUniversityhttps://www.dal.ca/about-dal/agricultural-campus/ssc/academic-support/writing-centre.htmlAPPOINTMENT ALLOWANCE NOT AVAILABLEPlease note the the Writing Centre is not an editing service. However, they can help you by clarifying grammar related questions and by reviewing editing strategies.
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2022/09/1615, Academic Skills Centre, Brandon UniversityUniversityhttps://www.brandonu.ca/academic-skills/ Appointments are 60 minutes in length, and students are restricted to no more than one (1) appointment per week. The service is a learning program, so Writing Skills staff members will not:
-Edit students’ papers for them.
-Students cannot drop off a paper and pick it up later “fixed.”
-Students are responsible for the content of their papers, including revisions to papers that are suggested during appointments.
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2022/09/1616, Academic Learning Centre, University of ManitobaUniversityhttps://umanitoba.ca/student-supports/academic-supports/academic-learningOnline and in-person appts. Two 45 min appts maximum per week. The English as an Additional Language specialist can analyze your language and writing needs and develop a plan to help you improve your academic English, including grammar, sentence structure, vocabulary, as well as academic integrity, paraphrasing, summarizing, citations, and references.
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2022/09/1617, Writing Centre, Royal Military College of CanadaUniversityhttps://www.rmc-cmr.ca/en/writing-centre/writing-centreAPPOINTMENT ALLOWANCE NOT AVAILABLE We encourage you to book a full-hour appointment.
You can book appointments two weeks in advance. If all appointments are booked, you can join the waiting list
Your account will be disabled if you miss two appointments.
PROOFREADING POLICY NOT STATED/HELP OFFERED? Our role is to assist students with any written assignment or presentation. We offer one-on-one tutorials tailored to individual writing needs and any type of written communication (research papers, reflections, CVs and résumés, theses, drafts, creative writing, memos, service papers, PowerPoint presentations, etc.
Tutorials are designed to meet the particular needs of the individual student. They may focus on clarifying a thesis, organizing a report, developing a logical argument, or using clear syntax.
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2022/09/1618, Cape Breton University Writing CentreUniversityhttps://www.cbu.ca/current-students/student-services/writing-centre/You can book 10 appointments per term with a maximum of 2 appointments per week (and no more than 1 appointment per day).
The Centre may limit appointments to 1 per week during busy times so as many students as possible can get help.
Do not make appointments using a friend’s account.
Only distance students can get writing help by email.
Can I bring my work to the Writing Centre to be proofread, edited, “checked,” or “corrected”? No. The Writing Centre is a tutoring service, not a proofreading or editing service. Having someone else check for and fix your paper’s grammatical and other mistakes is not the best way to improve your writing.

Our tutors will help you with grammar and expression issues, but they’ll do it by:
- suggesting strategies for strengthening your proofreading and editing skills
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2022/09/1619, Writing and Learning Services, MacEwan UniversityUniversityhttps://libguides.macewan.ca/WLS**Students can schedule up to two sessions per week.** Appointment Availability: Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM


We tend to avoid the p-word to describe what we do in the Writing Centre. To us, proofreading means going through your paper line-by-line and making all needed corrections to your grammar and punctuation. Tutoring, on the other hand, is where someone who is very skilled at writing works with you to identify some areas for improvement and set some learning goals. Then, they help you to build your skills in these areas so that you can make changes to your writing that reflect what you’ve learned.
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2022/09/1620, Writing & Learning Centre, OCAD UniversityUniversityhttps://www.ocadu.ca/services/writing-and-learning-centre45-minute, one-to-one consultations.
Students are limited to one appointment per week, per service type.

PROOFREADING POLICY NOT STATED/HELP OFFERED? ELL" Meet with an English language tutor: reading more efficiently in English, developing your English writing style or any other language concerns.

Group sessions: Up to three undergraduate students may attend a session

Grad students: for analyzing difficult writings, exploring research avenues, debating ideas, finding language that matches your studio process, experimenting with unconventional writing methods, managing large amounts of reading and more. ...

Accessibility for registered students: longer consultations, regular ongoing appointments with a consistent tutor and a personalized learning plan
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