Free English Writing and Editing Help for NCKU Students
The NCKU Eagle project is currently offering NCKU students free one-on-one writing and editing help from native English-speaking editors every day from 10:10 am - 4:10 pm from now until January 15th.
All you need to do is go to the NCKU Eagle office and sign up. Simple as that! Directions to the office are at the bottom of this post.
The students I've helped in the past have brought me all kinds of different things. University applications, essays, diaries, resumes, theses... This offer is open to any NCKU student who wants help with writing - it doesn't matter what kind.
Please note that the editors will not edit your work for you. We are here to help you improve your writing through one-on-one instruction and guidance.
So, if you need some help with your writing please stop by. If you know somebody that needs help, then please encourage them to come in. This is a great program, but if it students don't use it, then the University may decide to stop it.
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The NCKU Eagle Office is located in the Language Building, which is the building located between the NCKU lake (pond) and Kai Shan Rd. on the north side of the campus. The office is on the fifth floor in room 26504.
If you have any more questions, please feel free to email me, Matt Gibson, at xpatmatt(at)gmail.com or call me at 0975176771
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I'm a travel writer and photographer currently based in Tainan, Taiwan where I founded and edited Xpat Magazine, one of Taiwan's largest and longest-running expatriate periodicals. My writing and photography has been published in various print and online publications including Taiwan Today, the Taiwan Fun Magazine Group, and TransitionsAbroad.com. I speak English, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese (to varying degrees) and am available for assignment. I can be reached through the form on the contact page of this website, or at xpatmatt (at) gmail.com.
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Wow, that's extremely nice of you. Good thinking by EAGLE, they're doing a good job.
Perhaps someone should tell the IIMBA student council about this. Lots of non-natives in that program required to submit their thesis in English.
Thanks Fili, but not as nice as you think. The university pays me to work there. I'm trying to encourage more students to come so that the University will continue the program.
I've already told a few IMBA people about it, but I don't know very many. If you know anyone, please pass the word along.
Cheers