How the JSA plagiarism check works for your thesis in Poland
What Poland’s JSA system compares your thesis against, what the similarity report shows, and how to prepare honestly with quotations, przypisy and paraphrase.
Editing and formatting
Proofreading and editing your thesis
You wrote the text yourself, but it is hard to read, or your supervisor (promotor) writes “style”. We edit the logic, language and academic register without replacing your ideas. Every change is visible in track changes.
Thesis proofreading or editing: which one does your text need?
A promotor’s comment such as “styl” or “język” rarely says what is wrong. In most theses it comes down to a few patterns: paragraphs that repeat each other, sentences that run to five lines, terms that change from chapter to chapter and an informal tone that slips into academic prose. Spelling and punctuation are usually the smaller part of the problem.
Thesis editing works on the text you wrote. We keep your structure and your argument and change how they read, so that a chapter written in October and one written in March sound like the same author. Where an edit changes emphasis rather than just wording, we explain it in a comment.
This service covers whatever language your thesis is written in, with an editor who works in that language. For a thesis in Polish written by a non-native speaker, the separate Polish proofreading service goes further on grammar and calques. If you need both, editing comes first and proofreading last.
The price starts at 95 € and depends on length and on how much work the text needs, which is why we look at a few pages first. Long theses are edited chapter by chapter, which also lets you apply what you learn from the comments on one chapter to the next.
What is included
- Check of logic and transitions between paragraphs
- Removal of repetition and colloquial phrases
- Academic register without unnecessary complexity
- Consistent terminology throughout the thesis
- Spelling and punctuation
- All changes in track changes, with comments
- A short list of your typical mistakes for future reference
Who it is for
- You write yourself and want a second pair of eyes before submission
- Your promotor returns the text because of style
- Chapters written at different times sound different
- The thesis language is not your first language
How we work
Step 1
Send a sample
From it we assess how much editing is needed and give you an exact price.
Step 2
We edit the text
We edit in track changes and explain tricky points in comments.
Step 3
You accept the changes
You accept or reject each edit yourself, so the text stays yours. We edit long texts in parts, each paid for when it is finished.
Questions and answers
What’s the difference between proofreading and editing?
Proofreading covers errors, punctuation and typos. Editing also covers logic, style and sentence structure. We will tell you what your text needs based on a sample.
Will you rewrite the weak parts?
We flag them and suggest options. We discuss major content changes with you, because it is your thesis and you defend it.
Can you edit a text in Polish?
Yes, there is a separate Polish proofreading service with a native speaker of academic Polish. For other languages, we match an editor to the language of your thesis.
Related services
Polish language proofreading for your thesis
Grammar, calques from Ukrainian and academic style in Polish. Every edit is visible in the text.
Price agreed in chatThesis formatting check against your guidelines
Every page checked against your department’s guidelines, from the title page to the appendices. Content untouched. 95 €.
95 €Independent review of your thesis before submission
We read your thesis as a recenzent (reviewer) would and tell you what to fix before submission.
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Start with a free outline
Message us on Telegram with the type of work, your field, university and defence date. We name the price and schedule before the first payment.
Discuss on TelegramThe committee gives the grade and the department makes the decision. We consult, edit and help you prepare — you submit the work under your university’s rules.