“I read all the module materials but can’t start.”
Your tutor helps you turn the question into a plan that uses the right blocks and readings.
United Kingdom · Open University
Open University TMA Help from TMA01 to the EMA
Juggling work and an OU module? A tutor who knows your module helps you read the TMA question, plan from the module materials and act on your OU tutor’s feedback — then comments on your own draft.
- Tutor matched to your OU module
- Comments on your own draft
- Help acting on your OU tutor’s feedback
- Cite Them Right Harvard checked
Free quote · no obligation
Get help with your OU TMA
Share your module code, TMA number and cut-off date. Our UK line replies on WhatsApp, usually within half an hour.
- OU module tutorsMatched by module code
- WhatsApp +44 7555 369184Reply within 30 minutes
- Priced in GBPAgreed before you pay
- Fully confidentialNever shared
The OU assessment year
Where a tutor helps across your module
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TMA01
Start strong
Understand the question style, structure and Harvard referencing your module expects.
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TMA02–TMA04
Build on feedback
Turn each round of OU tutor feedback into specific changes for the next TMA.
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EMA or exam
Pull it together
Plan the EMA from your module materials and the feedback you have collected.
Module structures vary: check your module’s assessment guide for how many TMAs you have and how they count.
Feedback decoder
What your OU tutor’s comments usually mean
Pick a comment you have seen on a marked TMA.
Your OU tutor wrote
“Too descriptive”
What it usually means — and what to do
You have explained what the module says but not judged it. Add evaluation: strengths, limits, evidence and a link back to the question.
Your OU tutor wrote
“Address the question more directly”
What it usually means — and what to do
Parts of your answer drift away from the task words. Re-read the question’s command words and make every paragraph’s first sentence answer them.
Your OU tutor wrote
“Support your points with evidence”
What it usually means — and what to do
Claims need a source — usually the module materials first, then readings. Cite each one in Harvard style.
Your OU tutor wrote
“Signpost your structure”
What it usually means — and what to do
Tell the reader where the argument goes: a clear introduction, topic sentences and a conclusion that answers the question.
Your OU tutor wrote
“Check your referencing”
What it usually means — and what to do
In-text citations and the reference list don’t match Cite Them Right Harvard. Your tutor checks each entry with you.
Sound familiar?
What OU students ask us
“My marks dropped from TMA01 to TMA02.”
We go through both sets of feedback and find the one or two changes that matter most.
“The word count includes everything — I’m over.”
A tutor shows you what to cut without losing the points that carry marks.
“I’m not sure I can use outside sources.”
We explain your module’s guidance on wider reading and how to cite it.
“I need an extension conversation with my tutor.”
We can’t contact the OU for you, but we can help you plan the time you have left.
“I’m worried about using AI tools.”
Your tutor explains your module’s rules and how to keep your work your own.
How it works
From TMA guidance notes to eTMA submission
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Send the TMA
Question, guidance notes, module code and any previous feedback.
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Fixed GBP price
Your GBP price and feedback date, agreed before you pay.
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Tutor feedback
Comments on your plan or draft, use of module materials and Harvard references.
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Revise and submit
You revise in your own words and submit through the eTMA system.
Our guarantees
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100% confidentiality
Your name, draft and files are never shared with your university, your tutor at university or anyone else.
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Original, human guidance
Every comment is written by your tutor for your draft. No copied, AI-generated or reused feedback.
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Free re-check
Send your revised section back and your tutor takes a second look at no extra charge.
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Price agreed first
You see the fixed price and feedback date before you pay. If we cannot meet your date, we say so.
Meet the experts
The Open University tutors who review your TMA
Every enquiry goes to a tutor who studied the subject and knows how your module is marked.
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Matched by module code
We read your module code and TMA question, then pass it to a tutor who studied your subject and knows how that module is marked.
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Credentials before you pay
Ask on WhatsApp and we tell you your tutor’s degree, university and the modules they have helped with — before you agree a price.
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One tutor, start to finish
The same tutor writes your feedback, answers your follow-up questions and does your free re-check.
Prices in GBP
OU TMA prices in GBP: standard and urgent
Prices are for written tutor feedback on a draft of that length. Urgent feedback within 24–48 hours costs 40% more. You agree the price before you pay.
| Draft length | Standard price | Feedback in | Urgent price | Urgent feedback in | Book |
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| 500 words | £50 | 1–3 days | £70 | 24–48 hours | Book |
| 1,000 words | £85 | 2–4 days | £119 | 24–48 hours | Book |
| 1,500 words Most booked | £120 | 3–5 days | £168 | 24–48 hours | Book |
| 2,000 words | £150 | 4–6 days | £210 | 24–48 hours | Book |
| 2,500 words | £180 | 5–7 days | £252 | 24–48 hours | Book |
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500-word draft
Standard · 1–3 days£50
Urgent · 24–48 hrs£70
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1,000-word draft
Standard · 2–4 days£85
Urgent · 24–48 hrs£119
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1,500-word draft Most booked
Standard · 3–5 days£120
Urgent · 24–48 hrs£168
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2,000-word draft
Standard · 4–6 days£150
Urgent · 24–48 hrs£210
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2,500-word draft
Standard · 5–7 days£180
Urgent · 24–48 hrs£252
- FIRST35 — 35% off your first booking
- 10% off second and later TMAs booked together
- Free re-check of your revised draft is included
Longer than 2,500 words? Ask for a quote · Full pricing page
TMA cut-off this week?
Send your module code and TMA number for a fixed GBP price before you pay anything.
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Verified reviews only
How we collect and show reviews
- Every review comes from a student who booked tutoring with us.
- WhatsApp screenshots are shown with names, numbers and photos blurred.
- We publish critical reviews too, and never pay or trade discounts for good ones.
- No grade claims — no honest tutor can promise a mark.
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Send a short message or a screenshot of your chat. We hide your name and photo before anything is published.
Academic integrity & AI policy
Your TMA, your words — within OU rules.
Our role is tutoring and comments on your own drafts. We do not write TMAs for submission; you submit your own work to the OU.
Follow your module’s guidance on AI tools and keep your notes and drafts.
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.
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We never write your TMA
No ghost-writing, no model answers to submit, no paraphrasing your sources for you.
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No AI-generated content
We do not generate text with AI, rewrite AI drafts or “humanise” them to get past Turnitin or AI detectors.
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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.
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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.
Can someone help me with my Open University TMA?
Yes. A tutor who knows your OU module helps you understand the TMA question and guidance notes, plan your answer from the module materials, and gives written comments on your draft. You write and submit the TMA through the eTMA system yourself.
Can you help me understand my OU tutor’s feedback?
Yes. Send your marked TMA and the feedback. Your tutor explains what each comment means and how to act on it in your next TMA or the EMA.
Which referencing style do OU modules use?
Most Open University modules use Cite Them Right Harvard; law modules use the OU Law guide to citation. Your tutor checks your references against your module’s guidance.
Is getting help with an OU TMA allowed?
Getting tutoring and feedback on your own work is a normal part of study. Submitting work written by someone else is not, and is against OU rules. Our tutors explain and comment; you write the TMA. Follow your module’s guidance on AI tools and keep your drafts.
How much does OU TMA help cost?
Feedback on a 500-word draft is £50, a 1,500-word draft £120 and a 2,500-word draft £180. See the pricing page for every length.
Do you help with the EMA as well as TMAs?
Yes. We help you plan the EMA from your TMA feedback and module materials and comment on your draft, in the same way as for TMAs.
Studying somewhere else?
Next TMA cut-off coming up?
Send your module code and TMA number. A tutor replies within 30 minutes with a fixed GBP price.