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Academic Integrity Policy

Our support exists to help you learn. This policy explains exactly where we draw the line.

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Kasasi | We Do Your Assignments provides tutoring, coaching and feedback to help students understand their subjects and improve their own work. We take academic integrity seriously because your qualification is only valuable if it reflects what you know and can do.

What we do

  • Explain concepts, theories and methods through one-to-one tutoring.
  • Help you interpret assignment briefs, rubrics and learning outcomes.
  • Give written feedback and suggestions on drafts that you have written.
  • Teach referencing, academic writing and study skills.
  • Provide original practice questions, revision plans and mock sessions before exams.
  • Coach you to plan, design and deliver your own presentations.

What we never do

  • Write, rewrite or complete assignments, essays, code or other assessed work.
  • Take or assist during exams, quizzes, tests or any live assessment.
  • Log in to student accounts or learning platforms, or ask for passwords or verification codes.
  • Attend classes, post in forums, or present or record on a student's behalf.
  • Provide work to be submitted as your own.

We will decline or end any engagement where we believe support is being used to break these rules. Where this happens, any refund is handled under our refund policy.

What we ask of students

  • Read and follow your institution's academic integrity and assessment rules.
  • Tell us about any restrictions on outside help for a specific assessment.
  • Share only materials you are permitted to share, and never share login credentials.
  • Acknowledge tutoring support where your institution requires it.

Feedback, not authorship

When we review a draft, our comments explain issues and suggest directions. You decide what to change and you make the changes. Proofreading guidance highlights patterns for you to correct rather than correcting the text for you.

Questions

If you are unsure whether a particular kind of support is allowed on your course, ask your tutor or module leader, or contact us and we will help you think it through.