Yes. I support applicants seeking Associate Fellowship (AFHEA), Fellowship (FHEA) and Senior Fellowship (SFHEA) through both the Direct Route and institutional programmes accredited by Advance HE. Whether you are preparing a submission independently or as part of an accredited scheme, I can help you strengthen your application.

Yes. The workshops can be booked as standalone professional development opportunities and do not require participation in mentoring, Writing Sprints or Full Draft Reviews.

No. Each workshop can be taken independently. However, the three workshops have been designed to complement one another and provide a progression from understanding the Fellowship framework, to selecting evidence and developing a reflective narrative.

Yes. Workshops combine presentation, discussion and practical activities designed to help participants apply key concepts to their own Fellowship context and experiences.

The workshops are designed to help participants understand the Fellowship requirements, identify appropriate evidence and strengthen their reflective writing. However, they do not include individual feedback on application drafts. Applicants seeking personalised feedback may wish to consider Writing Sprints or a Full Draft Review.

Yes. Workshops can be arranged for institutional cohorts and tailored to the needs of particular departments or Fellowship pathways.

Most applicants complete their submission through three Writing Sprints, enabling them to spread both the workload and the investment over time. However, the number of sprints is entirely flexible. Some applicants book a single sprint for targeted support, while others use three sprints to develop a full application. Additional sprints can be arranged for those who would benefit from further mentoring, feedback and feedforward.

No. A Full Draft Review is not included within the Writing Sprints. Writing Sprints focus on supporting the development of your application through feedback and mentoring. If you produce a revised full draft based on the feedback provided, you may choose to book a Full Draft Review as a separate service. This provides an independent review of the entire application.

Workshops provide guidance on key aspects of Fellowship applications. Writing Sprints provide personalised mentoring and developmental feedback tailored to an individual applicant's draft.

Yes. The Full Draft Review can be booked as a standalone service and does not require participation in the Writing Sprints. It is suitable for applicants who have already prepared a complete draft and would like independent feedback before submission. However, applicants seeking more developmental support during the writing process may wish to consider the Writing Sprints before booking a Full Draft Review.

Writing Sprints are mentoring sessions designed to support the development of your application over time. They provide opportunities for discussion, feedback and feedforward on specific sections, helping you strengthen your reflective writing, align your evidence with the Fellowship criteria and progressively build your submission.A Full Draft Review is a separate service for applicants who already have a complete draft. It provides detailed written feedback on the application as a whole, including its overall coherence, alignment with the Fellowship criteria, quality of reflection and areas for further development before submission.Some applicants use Writing Sprints to develop their application from an early stage and then add a Full Draft Review before submitting. Others choose only one of these services, depending on the level of support they need. The two services can be used independently or in combination.

No. Through mentoring, critical friendship and developmental feedback/feedforward, I support applicants in developing strong Fellowship submissions that reflect their own experiences and achievements. The application remains entirely the applicant's own work. I do not write Fellowship applications on behalf of applicants.

Yes. Confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of my mentoring practice. Fellowship applications often involve honest reflection on professional experiences, achievements, challenges and areas for development. All discussions, drafts and supporting materials are treated with discretion and used solely to support your application. My aim is to provide a supportive, non-judgemental environment in which you can explore ideas, develop your writing, ask questions and discuss any aspect of your application with confidence.

No. My mentoring fees cover mentoring, developmental feedback and independent review. Any fees associated with the submission of a Fellowship application, including Direct Route application fees where applicable, are separate and payable directly to the relevant provider. Applicants are responsible for meeting any submission requirements and associated costs.