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English Language Skills Development

Reading and Writing Skills

Mastering Academic Literacy

For term 1 we have carefully curated four workshops that we think are crucial to the foundations for your academic success. We call them 'Four Steps to Success'

There are 3 opportunities to enjoy these workshops. The first two series start in week 2 of term and the third series starts in week 7 (for those students who missed out first time around)

Choose the best time for you and then sign up using the links below:

FSS1 FSS2 Column 3

  • 13:35 - 15:25, Mon Sep 28th 2026

  • 13:35 - 15:25, Mon Oct 5th 2026

  • 13:35 - 15:25, Mon Oct 12th 2026

  • 13:35 - 15:25, Mon Oct 19th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Tue Sep 29th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Tue Oct 6th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Tue Oct 13th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Tue Oct 20th 2026

  • 12:35 - 14:25, Fri Nov 6th 2026

  • 12:35 - 14:25, Fri Nov 13th 2026

  • 12:35 - 14:25, Fri Nov 20th 2026

  • 12:35 - 14:25, Fri Nov 27th 2026

Once you have completed these workshops, why not follow up with some individualised guidance and feedback, by using our writing cafes or one-to-one assignment writing tutorials. Visit the booking page

Doctoral Academic Writing (DAW T3)

These workshops cover academic literacy, essay writing and study skills as well as looking at higher level scholarly writing and expectations for completing a research degree. Please click on the links below to sign up - Signing up for ONE session will automatically sign you up for all subsequent events. If you know that you have a timetable clash, but would still like access to the resources, email insessional@exeter.ac.uk.


  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Oct 7th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Oct 14th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Oct 21st 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Oct 28th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Nov 4th 2026

  • 10:35 - 12:25, Wed Nov 11th 2026
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Now that you have enjoyed the course, why not access some individualised advice by attending a writing cafe or booking a one-to-one assignment tutorial.

Academic Writing for Science

This course, which comprises 7 sessions, is suitable for students on all science programmes at the university and at all degree levels. Topics include: 

  • Written organisational skills 
  • Making effective use of sources 
  • Appropriate academic style 
  • Language skills for research reports  
  • Writing an effective data commentary

Use the links below to sign up. You can join the course at any time, and signing up for one session will automatically sign you up for all the subsequent sessions.


  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Oct 5th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Oct 12th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Oct 19th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Oct 26th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Nov 2nd 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Nov 9th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Nov 16th 2026

  • 09:35 - 11:25, Mon Nov 23rd 2026