“I don’t understand what the TMA question is asking.”
A tutor breaks the question and rubric into parts so you know what each section must do.
Tutors reply 9am–11pm SGT, 7 days a week · Tutoring and draft feedback for distance-learning TMAs — you write, we guide
Stuck on a tutor-marked assignment? Get a tutor who knows your module to explain the question, give written feedback on your own draft and check your references — so you submit a TMA you can stand behind.
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Tell us your module and due date — you will hear back on WhatsApp in under half an hour.
Choose your university
Each university marks TMAs differently — different rubrics, referencing styles and submission systems. Start with yours.
Choose your subject
Subject specialists who know how markers in their field think.
About TMAs
A tutor-marked assignment (TMA) is coursework set and marked by your module tutor during the course. Distance-learning universities use TMAs as continuous assessment, usually alongside an exam or end-of-module assignment.
Because TMAs are marked against a published rubric, small things — answering the exact question, using the right theory, correct referencing — decide the grade. That is where a tutor who knows your module helps most.
| University | Referencing | Submitted on |
|---|---|---|
| SUSS | APA 7 | Canvas |
| OUM | APA 7 | OUM portal |
| Open University | Cite Them Right Harvard | eTMA system |
| OUA | Varies by unit | Partner university LMS |
Typical defaults — always follow your module guide.
Sound familiar?
A tutor breaks the question and rubric into parts so you know what each section must do.
We explain your marked TMA’s comments and turn them into specific changes.
Tell us your due date first — we say honestly whether a tutor can help in time.
How it works
Module code, question, rubric, due date and your draft.
In your currency. Pay only if you agree.
Written comments on your draft and a reference check.
In your own words, with follow-up questions included.
Academic integrity & AI policy
We explain, comment and check references. We never write TMAs for submission, and we never promise grades or “undetectable” work.
That keeps you on the right side of your university’s academic integrity and AI-use rules — and it is how you actually get better at TMAs.
Important: SUSS, the Open University, OUM and OUA treat submitting someone else’s work, or undeclared AI use, as academic misconduct, with penalties that can include failing the module or, in serious cases, expulsion. Read your module’s rules before you submit.
We never write your TMA
No ghost-writing, no model answers to submit, no paraphrasing your sources for you.
No AI-generated content
We do not generate text with AI, rewrite AI drafts or “humanise” them to get past Turnitin or AI detectors.
Used AI for ideas?
Your tutor helps you rebuild the argument from your module readings, in your own words, and explains your module’s AI-use declaration.
Plagiarism-free guidance
Every comment is written by a human tutor for your draft, and every reference you cite is checked against a real source.
Send your module code and due date for a fixed price, usually within half an hour.