Bachelor’s thesis support, stage by stage

Getting help with a praca licencjacka: what happens at each stage

Most students who look for help with a bachelor’s thesis in Poland are not starting from zero. The topic is approved, the promotor wants a first chapter by a set date, and the department’s guidelines run to a dozen pages in Polish. The difficulty is usually time and structure rather than ideas. A praca licencjacka in the humanities or social sciences tends to combine a literature review with a small study, while a praca inżynierska adds a design or calculation part. Your department decides which, so we read its guidelines before planning anything.

The work is split into the parts a promotor actually reviews: introduction, three chapters, conclusion. Each part reaches you as material for your own further work. You read it, ask questions, adjust it in your own words and take it to your promotor. Their comments come back to us as one list, and that list counts as one round of revisions.

The price is fixed by the parts, not by the number of messages: 95 € for the introduction, 190 € per chapter and 95 € for the conclusion. Only a deadline under 30 days changes it, through the rush surcharge on text work. The schedule is planned backwards from the date your text must reach the promotor, which is usually some weeks before the obrona.

One detail students often miss: at many universities the promotor has to accept the final version before it goes into APD and the JSA check, so the last stage needs a buffer. We plan that buffer from the first message.