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A recommendation gives an admissions reader someone else’s assessment of your work. This service helps applicants prepare accurate briefing material and supports editing when the recommender authorises it.

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What to share

Share the request, deadline, your relationship to the recommender and work they personally observed. Explain whether you need a briefing or have permission to share a draft.

What we’ll work on

We organise examples and supporting details for the recommender. For authorised drafts, we edit structure and clarity while preserving the recommender’s judgment and voice.

What you’ll receive

You receive a briefing sheet or annotated copy for the recommender to review. The recommender controls the assessment, approves any edits and handles submission.

Illustrative editorial example

“I ran calibration during weeks two and three. You observed the week-three session.”
The briefing separates the applicant’s record from what the recommender observed.

Questions about this service

Can I send you a confidential letter?

Share a draft only if the recommender permits it. A briefing can be prepared using your own records of the work you did together.

Who approves the final wording?

The recommender decides what they can endorse and approves and submits the final letter under the relevant process.

Related support

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Tell us about your application

Share the prompt and submission deadline so we can discuss the scope.

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