5 Tips for an Excellent Career Episode Engineers Australia

 

You must have known so far the importance of a career episode Engineers Australia if you are planning for Australian immigration as an engineer. But, do you know how to write an exceptional Career Episode Report. If you don’t, then read this blog to know how to write excellent career episodes for a positive CDR Australia assessment by Engineers Australia.

5 Important Tips to Write The Best Career Episodes:

You should write your career episodes by sticking to the guidelines given here:

A career episode is about showing your engineering skills, knowledge and experience in particular incidents in your education and work experiences. You need to write three career episodes. Each one of them has to be from a different time period in your professional life, show a distinct aspect of your engineering activities and work as evidence that you have applied engineering skills and knowledge related to the occupation you have chosen as an applicant.

Some of The Topics That Can Be Included in Your Career Episode Engineers Australia Reports are:

1.   An engineering task or project you took at the time when you were doing an engineering course. It may a competition you took part in or even a summer internship you had where you utilized your engineering skills and knowledge.

A project you worked on or are still working on; where you can refer to how you contributed to its completion as a technician or engineer.

Your position in the company: and how you pay attention to the technical aspects of its operations. Here, your career statement mustn’t only state your key responsibilities or your duty statement but should lay emphasis on what as an individual you do in the company where you utilize your engineering or management skills.

You may also pick to write about a particular engineering issue you had sorted out in the past; touching upon the particular details about the way you solved it.

2.   A career episode must always be written in the first person and have an active voice. You need to have a good command of Australian English skills to be able to write an impressive Career Episode Engineers Australia.

You can start your sentences as ‘I did’, ‘I achieved’ and ‘I designed’. In short, you need to emphasize your role instead of your teams.

3.   You may take reference from CDR samples that are available online but don’t take ideas or activities from a CDR sample you see. If plagiarism is found in your CDR, then you will be banned for one year.

4.   Ideally, you should keep your career episode between 1000 to 2500 words long. Don’t include too much technical data in the narrative. You need to stick to the applied knowledge and skills you showed in that period.

If you identified and sorted out a particular issue or taken an award or recognition for your effort, refer to it too. Apart from that, refer to the problem-solving methods you utilized for it.

5.   Keep in mind that Engineers Australia asks you to number each paragraph of your career episode in the SS format. In this way, the paragraphs of Career Episode 1 will be numbered as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3..; paragraphs of Career Episode 2 will be numbered as 2.1, 2.2 2.3..; and paragraphs of Career episode 3 will be numbered as 3.1, 3.2, 3.3… and the like.

Keep in mind that you have to refer to the number of paragraphs in the Summary Statement. Therefore, you must ensure that all paragraphs you write are relevant to the purpose of writing the career episode.

 

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