Are you looking for individual help? You would like to talk about your writing process? Or are you looking for constructive feedback?

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Everything regarding your writing process can be a topic during writing counselling! No matter where in the writing process you are – from the first vague idea to the nearly finished text – you can always come to the Writing Centre. You do not even need to have any written text and with whatever text you are writing, we will try to help you.

All information on what exactly a writing consultation is, what you can bring, when and where writing consultations take place and how you can register can be found on the website for Writing Counselling

Are you looking for basic information on academic writing and the topics around it? Are you looking for new strategies for learning and writing, and would like to talk to other about it and receive feedback?

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In the winter semester 2021/2022, you can participate in live workshops: Our tutors will support you in your academic writing and give you tips. More information will follow soon.

The workshops in the summer semester 2021 at a glance (workshops in English are highlighted):

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​ The workshops are offered in a peer learning format, made by students for students. If you are interested in workshops but you don't have time right noiw, then join the list and get all new information via e-mail.

The target group of the workshops are students of the TU Dresden, who are enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. PhD students will find offers of the Graduate Academy Website and Centre for Continuing Education Website more suitable. 

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It is often easier to write and work together! We will help you found a group, give tips on how to work together productively and if needed, we can moderate meetings.

As of the winter term 2017/18, the Writing Centre helps learning groups in cooperation with the Centre for Continuing Education.

All information on the learning and writing groups, with or without the help of a tutor, can be found here: continue reading webseite learning and writing groups

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Sitting alone at your desk is boring? You can easily distract yourself and cleaning your apartment sounds much more appealing than typing on your keyboard? To help you concentrate on your writing project, you can write together with others during the writing marathon! All information on the writing marathon and it’s upcoming dates can be found here: continue reading

Having a suitable room for writing is very important in order to more concentrated. If you are able to write in company, you can come to the quiet and airy Writing Room at the TextLab (website SLUB), where you can write amongst kindred spirits, as well as bringing your  Learning and Writing Group (website Writing Centre) or maybe meet new writing buddys.

Furthermore, there are open writing counselling sessions available, or you can register for an appointment online via OPAL.

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On our website for Material & Tips, you can find an information desk which offers tips and checklists on all things academic writing, as well as links for helpful software and an FAQ with further information.

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Revision help for written works of SZD volunteers on individual request by e-mail to schreibzentrum@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

According to the motto “Write through the night”, the Writing Centre (SZD) and the Sächsische Staats- und Universitäsbibliothek (SLUB) invites students, PhD students and lecturers annually to the writing event of the year. It takes place on the first Thursday in March and further information on the Long Night Against Procrastination (LNDS) can be found here continue reading website Long Night Against Procrastination.

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About Tutors for Academic Writing and Key Competences

The diversity of offers at the Writing Centre is made possible with the support of student tutors. Our student tutors mainly carry out the workshops and counselling offers for students. This encourages joint learning with peers, which makes it easier to ask questions openly and discuss strengths and weaknesses, as well as talk about experiences. We train the student tutors for their assigned tasks. The structuring, implementation, evaluation and development of this training and the close supervision of the tutors are amongst the central tasks of the Writing Centre.

Continue reading website about Tutors for Academic Writing and Key Competences

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