Looking for reliable assignment help UK students can trust? FIZ Business Solutions (FIZBS) has supported university students since 2015, and more than 10,000 students have turned to us for guidance on their academic work.
Whether you are stuck on a tricky essay question, unsure how to structure a report or short on time before a coursework deadline, a qualified subject expert can work on your request and help you move forward with confidence.
Our pricing is simple and transparent. Assignment and essay support starts from £20 per 1,000 words, and you can see your exact price instantly with the calculator on our homepage. Below you will find the types of assignments we support, how UK marking generally works, our step-by-step process and real pricing examples.
What's included in our assignment help
Every request is matched with an expert who holds a Master's or PhD in a relevant field. They read your brief and marking criteria carefully, so the support you receive fits what your module actually asks for.
- Essays, reports, case studies and reflective pieces
- Coursework help for individual and group modules
- Research guidance and help finding credible academic sources
- Referencing in Harvard, APA, MLA, IEEE or OSCOLA
- Data analysis support using SPSS, Excel, NVivo, Stata or Python
- Proofreading from £12 per 1,000 words
Types of UK assignments we help with
UK universities use a wide range of assessment formats, and each one is marked in a slightly different way. Knowing what your task type expects is the first step to doing well. These are the formats students ask us about most often:
- Essays: a structured argument that answers a specific question, built on critical analysis of academic sources rather than description.
- Business and management reports: sectioned documents with an executive summary, headings, analysis and clear recommendations for a real or fictional organisation.
- Case studies: applying theories and models such as SWOT, PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces or the marketing mix to a company or scenario.
- Reflective writing: using a model such as Gibbs or Kolb to analyse your own learning, placement or practice, common in nursing, education and management.
- Literature reviews: summarising, comparing and evaluating research on a topic to identify themes and gaps.
- Presentations and posters: slide decks or academic posters with speaker notes and supporting references.
- Portfolios and critical evaluations: several shorter tasks combined, often with a reflective commentary.
- Financial and data tasks: ratio analysis, budgeting, investment appraisal or statistical analysis with interpretation.
How UK marking bands work
Most UK universities mark on a percentage scale, but the numbers work differently from many other countries. A mark of 70% or above is usually the top band, and marks in the 80s and 90s are rare. Exact boundaries and descriptors vary by university, so always check your own module handbook. In general terms, undergraduate marks are grouped like this:
- 70% and above (First): original, critical and well-evidenced work with excellent structure and wide reading.
- 60 to 69% (Upper Second, 2:1): clear analysis, good use of sources and a well-organised argument, with some room for deeper critique.
- 50 to 59% (Lower Second, 2:2): sound understanding but more descriptive, with a narrower range of sources.
- 40 to 49% (Third): a basic answer to the question with limited analysis or weak structure.
- Below 40%: usually a fail at undergraduate level. On many Master's courses the pass mark is 50%, with Merit and Distinction bands above it.
What UK markers look for
Marking criteria differ between modules, but most rubrics reward the same core qualities. Our experts use your rubric to focus their help on the areas that carry the most weight.
- A direct answer to the question or brief, with every section linked back to it
- Critical analysis: comparing and evaluating ideas, not just describing them
- Use of credible academic sources such as journal articles and scholarly books
- Correct application of relevant theories, models and frameworks
- Logical structure, clear paragraphs and a formal academic style
- Accurate, consistent referencing in the required style
- Staying within the word count, usually with a tolerance of around 10%
Common assignment mistakes that cost marks
Many lost marks come from a handful of avoidable problems. Our experts point these out early so you can fix them before submission.
- Describing theories or companies instead of analysing and evaluating them
- Relying on websites and blogs rather than peer-reviewed academic sources
- Drifting away from the question or ignoring part of the brief
- Missing in-text citations or a reference list that does not match them
- No clear introduction, conclusion or signposting between sections
- Going well over or under the word count
Subjects we cover
We support more than 115 subjects. Our strongest focus is business and management, which is why business assignment help is one of our most requested services, but we also support many other disciplines.
- Business, management and strategy
- Marketing and digital marketing
- Finance, accounting and economics
- Health, nursing and social care
- Law and criminology
- Computing, IT and engineering
How our UK assignment help service works, step by step
Getting started takes only a few minutes, and you stay in touch with us on WhatsApp throughout.
- Step 1, share your brief: send your task, marking rubric, word count, referencing style and deadline through WhatsApp or our website. Lecture slides or reading lists help too.
- Step 2, talk to an expert if you wish: you can book a WhatsApp call with an expert (in English) before ordering to discuss your task.
- Step 3, get your price: use the instant calculator or receive a quote from our team, including your 10% first order discount.
- Step 4, pay 50% to start: payment is by UK bank transfer in GBP or Saudi bank transfer in SAR.
- Step 5, get expert help: a Master's or PhD-qualified expert in your subject works on your request, and you can message us 24/7 with questions.
- Step 6, pay the remaining 50% on completion and use the guidance to build your own understanding of the topic.
Transparent pricing for UK students
Assignments and essays start from £20 per 1,000 words when your deadline is seven days or more. Shorter deadlines carry a surcharge: +25% for 3 to 6 days and +50% for anything within 48 hours. Longer orders save automatically: 10% off 8,000+ words and 15% off 15,000+ words. New customers get 10% off their first order, and you always receive the single best discount, as discounts do not stack.
New customers receive 10% off their first order. You pay 50% to start and 50% on completion, by UK bank transfer (GBP) or Saudi bank transfer (SAR).
Pricing examples
These examples use our starting rate of £20 per 1,000 words, so you can see how deadlines affect the cost. Your exact price is shown by the instant calculator on our homepage.
- 2,000-word essay, 7+ days: from £40, or from £36 with 10% off your first order
- 2,000-word essay, 3 to 6 days: from £50 (+25%)
- 2,000-word essay, within 48 hours: from £60 (+50%)
- 3,000-word business report, 7+ days: from £60
- 5,000-word case study, 7+ days: from £100
- Proofreading a 3,000-word assignment: from £36 (£12 per 1,000 words)
Deadlines: plan early to save
UK coursework deadlines tend to cluster at the end of each term, typically in December or January, March to May, and in the summer for resits and Master's work. Experts are busiest at these points, so the earlier you share your brief, the more time your expert has and the lower your price.
Sending your request seven or more days before your deadline keeps you on the standard rate. If time is short, we can still help within 48 hours, with the surcharge applied. If your university has granted an extension, let us know the new date so we can plan around it.
Support at every level of study
Our assignment help covers undergraduate and postgraduate study. Bachelor's students often come to us for essay help UK modules demand in first and second year, while Master's, MBA and PhD students tend to need deeper support with research, critical analysis and data work.
Whatever your level, your expert adapts to the academic standard and marking criteria of your course. International students, including Saudi students studying in the UK, also use our help to get used to UK academic conventions such as critical writing and Harvard referencing.
Why students choose FIZBS
- More than 10 years of experience supporting university students
- Over 10,000 students supported and 350+ research projects completed
- Master's and PhD-qualified experts across 115+ subjects
- Support available 24/7 on WhatsApp, with optional expert calls in English
- 100% confidential: your details and files are never shared
Free Student Guides
- Human vs AI Writing: The Real Differences, and Why Students Should Not Rely on AI for Assignments
- Harvard Referencing Guide: In-Text Citations and Reference List Examples
- UK University Grading System Explained: First, 2:1, 2:2 and Master's Grades
- How to Structure a University Essay: Introduction, Paragraphs and Conclusion (UK Guide)