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Career Episode Report

A Competency Demonstration Report is made up of five documents, three of which are Career Episodes. Generally, a career episode report can be written either for some academic project you did during your study tenure or project(s) you did while you worked for some company. In either of those cases, the basics of writing a compelling career episode are the same. At CDRReportWriters.com we provide you with the best possible writing service where our writers ensure that the prepared document is comparably high quality.

Why the need of Career Episode?

If you have completed your Engineering degree from outside Australia, Engineers’ Australia tests your competency before allowing you to live and work in Australia. It is mainly to ensure that the individuals they allow must be able to work in the Australian Job market and not pose themselves as a liability to the country. For this reason, EA devised the process of skills assessment of Engineers who haven’t studied in Australia using CDR. Through the three career episodes contained in the CDR, EA can gauge the facts about the extent of Engineering skills possessed by the applicant. Thus a properly drafted Career Episode is an absolute must if anyone wants to make sure that they get positively assessed for their migration to Australia by EA.

The Format of a Career Episode:

Engineers’ Australia is very particular about the format of a Career Episode. Information about it can also be found in the

Migration Skills Assessment Booklet

. However, for your convenience, we have simplified everything for you as explained in sections below. There are four sections of any career episodes which are Introduction, Background, Personal Engineering Activity and Summary.

Introduction

Introduction part merely serves as an opening to the career episode. Some intricate things must be contained in this section which is mentioned below

Starting and Ending Dates of your project(career episode)

Name of the organisation where you worked or studied

Location of undertaking the project

Your designation/ Position at the organisation during the project

Any Supervision by designated people of the organisation that you were provided must also be mentioned

We count can approximately amount to 100

Background

The background section is the part where you introduce the project, your work area and project roles in brief after which their elaboration is done. There are five sections of the background part which are:

Nature of the Project: Here you mention the technicalities of the project in brief which explain what kind of project you are explaining in your career episode and what area does it cater to.

Objectives: The objectives with which you did the project in the first place are also supposedly the objectives of the career episode

Nature of Your Work Area: The first section of background dealt with providing a foreground about overall nature of the project, but in this part, you provide the details about the area of the project you worked on most of the time.

Organisational Hierarchy chart which highlights your position in the project

Roles and Responsibilities: You need to provide at least six roles that you performed during the project which show the technical prowess you have. The roles can be about calculations, design, analysis, fabrication/construction, testing, tackling problems and even project management.

The word count of the whole background section should not go beyond 500 words.

Personal Engineering Activity

This forms the main body of the career episode where all the explanation is done about the tasks you have performed. The explanation should be as such that you can demonstrate your engineering skills application ability in detail. You should mention what you did and how you did it. The significant portion of information that must be included is mentioned below:

A thorough hierarchy oriented explanation of the roles you performed during the project, the details of which you have already provided in the roles and responsibilities section of your career episode

You should take care of the fact that you don’t go off track and use many jargons during it. Keep the explanation technical, concise and to the point. Besides, include proper tables, figures and calculation data wherever it supports the explanation of activities.

After you have explained the roles you performed, you must select two of the trivial project areas where you faced difficulties and then successively mention how you solved those.

You should provide a detail of teamwork/leadership you showed during the project.

In addition, you should also include creative strategies you implemented during the project.

Finally, the codes and standards that you used during the project must be mentioned.

The word count in this section should be up and above 1000.

Summary

After the explanation part of the project is covered in the PEA section of the Career Episode, the next part is to summarise the tasks of the project that you did/achieved. The word count in this section can be met around 100-120. The following information can be included in summary part of the career episode.

Project Overview

Completion of Objectives

Your Contribution to the completion of tasks and skills gained during the project

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Things to consider for Career Episode Writing

Before beginning to write any career episode, some head points must be followed which are listed below.

The project should be chosen as such that it can demonstrate the competencies set by your particular ANZSCO occupation listing.

You should make sure that you have enough facts and evidence to support your claims.

The word limit of CDR should be between (1500-2500).

You should avoid the use of too many technical terminologies.

Australian English should be used while drafting career episodes.

First person narrative, i.e. use of “I” must be followed throughout the career episode in addition to using active voice mostly rather than passive.

Essay format should be used to write the career episodes. Don’t use excessive tables and calculations. The narration of the activities is needed rather than overtly technical data.

Emphasize your role more than team roles.

Strictly follow the format of career episode set by EA without diverting from any section.

Provide proper numbering to each paragraph in the Career Episode for the easy reference in Summary Statement Writing. Numbering format that can be used are:

Career Episode 1 (Paragraphs 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc.)

Career Episode 2 (Paragraphs 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 etc.).

Career Episode 3 (Paragraphs 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 etc.)

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