Our position
Everything we provide, from explanations and worked examples to draft feedback and sample papers, is for study and reference. The work you submit for credit should be your own and should follow your institution’s academic integrity policy.
How to use our support responsibly
- Use explanations to understand, then write in your own words. A worked example shows how a method or structure works. Your assignment should apply it to your own data, sources and argument.
- Use samples as models, not as submissions. Sample papers on this site show the standard and structure of a type of assignment. Copying or lightly rewording them is plagiarism under most university policies.
- Cite what you use. If a source, idea or wording from our material shapes your work, credit it the way your course requires.
- Check your course rules first. Some courses limit outside help, editing or AI tools. Your syllabus and your instructor’s rules come first. If you are unsure, ask your instructor or your university’s writing centre before you get help.
- Keep the thinking yours. For reflective writing, the incident and the reflection must come from your own experience. For research, the analysis and conclusions must be your own.
Privacy for clinical and placement work
Anything from a clinical placement or workplace must be de-identified before you share it with us. Remove names, initials, room numbers, exact dates and anything else that could identify a patient, client or colleague.
AI tools
Our free tools (grammar checker, PDF summarizer and others) are aids for checking and understanding your own work. Many universities set rules on AI use in assessed work. Follow them, and disclose AI use where your course requires it.
Questions
If you are unsure whether a kind of support is allowed on your course, email info@northessayhelp.com before you start, and check with your instructor.
See also our editorial policy.
