Ten minutes. A room watching. Slides that looked fine last night now feel like a wall of text — and you still don't know what you'll say on slide four.
Our presentation writers and designers build your deck from your brief and marking rubric — answering the question, a clear structure, peer-reviewed sources cited on the slides, critical analysis, correct referencing and integrity — with speaker notes written the way you actually talk.
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A pitch deck, a patient case and a viva defence are marked on completely different things. Pick yours to see the running order we build — and where marks usually slip.
Some students have nothing yet. Others have slides but no idea what to say. Start from wherever you are.
Your brief and rubric turned into a finished deck with speaker notes.
Your essay, report or dissertation cut down to what belongs on screen.
Spoken notes for every slide, timed to your minutes.
Your content kept; type, colour and charts rebuilt.
What to cut, what to move into your notes, where timing breaks.
Move the slider to your slot. A common rule of thumb is about one slide a minute and 130 spoken words a minute — your brief always wins.
About one content slide per minute of talking, plus a title slide and a reference slide.
Most people speak about 130 words a minute — so roughly 130 words of notes for each content slide.
On the slide itself: keep it to a title and about 20–30 words. The rest of your 130 words goes in the notes, not on the screen.
Every slide we build follows the same six rules. Here is one, taken apart.
The most common reason presentations lose marks: the audience reads the slide instead of listening to you.
Online check-in could cut the queue where it hurts most.
Same content, same student. The words moved from the screen into the speaker notes — where markers expect them.
AI tools make slides fast. Markers — and classmates who used the same tool — can tell. Here is where AI decks usually fall short.
Used AI for any part of it? Declare it where your university asks. Notes flagged for AI? See AI content removal.
Ten confident minutes can be undone by two minutes of questions. Every deck comes with the likely ones prepared — here is an example from a hotel-service seminar deck.
Posters and group decks are marked on things a normal deck is not. Both are built for that.
Judged from two metres away, often in under a minute.
Your section built inside the group file, or the whole deck unified.
Most presentation rules sit in your module brief and rubric. These are the ones that come up again and again.
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| What the brief checks | What students must do | How we build it |
|---|---|---|
| Time slot | ✓ Finish inside the exact minutes, often with Q&A after | ✗ Deck and notes sized to your slot |
| Template | ✓ Use the department template or logo where one is given | ✗ Built inside your template |
| Referencing | ✓ Cite sources on slides and add a reference slide (APA, Harvard) | ✗ Every source checked and cited |
| Confidentiality | ✓ Anonymise patients and clients — on screen too | ✗ Checked on every slide |
| Group work | ✓ Show each member's contribution | ✗ Sections and handovers planned |
| AI use | ✓ UM: declare and explain · GBS: Turnitin AI 20%+ evaluated · MCAST: allowed if disclosed | ✗ Designed and written by people |
Designers, business strategists and viva specialists. Degree certificates and photo ID are checked before anyone joins.
From €35. The price depends on slide count, level and deadline — and stays fixed once you accept the quote.
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| Presentation Type | Academic Level | Starting From | Typical Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slide Redesign | Any level · your content | €35 | 2–3 Days |
| Speaker Notes Only | Any level · your slides | €38 | 2–3 Days |
| Short Presentation | Diploma / Undergraduate · 8–10 slides | €48 | 2–4 Days |
| Standard Deck | Undergraduate · 12–15 slides | €68 | 3–5 Days |
| Research Poster | Undergraduate / Master's · A0 or A1 | €85 | 3–6 Days |
| Business / MBA Pitch Deck | Master's / MBA | €95 | 4–7 Days |
| Dissertation Defence Deck | Master's / Research | €110 | 4–7 Days |
Every new deck comes with notes on every slide, written as speech.
A minute-by-minute plan so you finish on time.
The likely panel questions, with answers from your own slides.
Sofia had the content. She just had all of it on the screen — and nothing written down to say.
BA Marketing · Year 2 · 10-minute slot + 5 minutes of questions
Nineteen slides, most of them paragraphs, and nothing to say over them. She read the screen, ran out of time at slide seven and answered two questions from memory. 62%.
We rebuilt it as nine slides, each with one visual anchor, and moved the argument into spoken notes with a minute per slide. Three likely questions were prepared with evidence already in her deck. She finished with forty seconds to spare and took four questions.
Marketing, MBA, nursing, research and group-project students — initials only, always.
Wherever you present, your deck is built online and delivered to your inbox — with a call to talk it through if you want one.
Seminar decks, nursing case presentations and dissertation defences.
Criteria-based presentations, group projects and research posters.
International students who want spoken notes they feel confident saying.
Pitch decks, strategy presentations and panel Q&A.
Conference talks and viva decks. See assignment help in Valletta.
Working students presenting after a full day in the office.
Delivered online — no ferry needed for a single meeting.
Recorded presentations with slides, notes and a timed script.
Every order is handled online, in English or Maltese, with a 50/50 payment split.
From "how many slides?" to "what do I say on each one?" — straight answers.
About ten to twelve, including a title and a reference slide. A common rule is roughly one slide per minute — but your brief always comes first.
Yes. Send your brief, slot length and template, and a designer and writer build the full deck with speaker notes. From €48 for a short presentation.
They can make slides fast, but they often look like everyone else's, carry too much text and invent sources. Our decks are designed and written by people.
The reasoning behind each slide, written as spoken sentences — about 130 words per minute of talking. We write them for every slide we build.
With your main point or a question the audience cares about, not an agenda slide. For business pitches, open with the recommendation.
Recommendation first, then the problem, the evidence, the options, the financials and the next steps. Panels want the destination before the journey.
Anonymise the patient, then move from assessment to problems, an evidence-based care plan, evaluation and reflection. Our nursing decks follow your module brief.
Yes. Send your deck and slot length — notes only start at €38.
Yes. Upload it and the deck is built inside it, including colours, logos and the title slide.
Yes, A0 and A1 posters readable from two metres, with a short spoken walkthrough. From €85.
Yes. Every deck comes with the likely questions and short answers pointing back to your own slides.
Yes. Send the group file and your section is built in the same template, fonts and colours, with a handover line to the next speaker.
Some universities check notes and scripts. Our decks are human-built, and you get an AI report and a Turnitin report with every order.
From €35 for a redesign, €68 for a standard deck, €95 for an MBA pitch deck and €110 for a dissertation defence deck.
Built from scratch, turned into slides, redesigned or reviewed — send your brief and slot length and get a fixed price and your presentation specialist within 15 minutes.
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