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10 Ways to Write a Perfect CDR

Are you afraid that your CDR get rejected? Here are the 10 Ways to Write a Perfect CDR from our experts that can help you to avoid CDR rejection and qualify on Engineers Australia Skill Assessment parameters.

1. Appropriate Introduction

  • For a perfect CDR report, you should include the introduction part which must be the length of approximately 100 words. Make sure it contains the information like:

    • ➝ Name of an organization
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    • ➝ Dates and duration of career episodes
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    • ➝ Chronology.
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    • ➝ Location where the experience was gained.
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    • ➝ Title of the position occupied by you.

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2. Proper Background

  • You should include the content of where you have been studying or working in the background part. It must be the length of 200 to 500 words which must contain the information like:

    • ➝ Nature of the overall project
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    • ➝ Nature of your particular work area
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    • ➝ Objectives of the project
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    • ➝ Organizational hierarchy
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    • ➝ Job description or statement of the duties

3. Personal Engineering Activity

  • This is the main part of the Career Episode Report and is the body of the narrative and the key assessable component. You should describe the work you performed as an engineer in this part which should not exceed more than 1000 words. This is where you emphasize your roles and contributions to the project. And do not make any mistakes by including the team activities.

    These are the things you should include are:

    • ➝ How do you apply your skill and knowledge?
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    • ➝ How do you work with other team members?
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    • ➝ Tasks represented you and how you accomplish them.
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    • ➝ Any technical problem occurred and how you solve them.
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    • ➝ Include creative design work.

4. Include Creative Design

  • The design activities have a higher priority in successful CDR assessment. If your CDR Report includes the technical creative design then there is a high chance of your report being positively assessed. That’s why, you should explain all the technological experience and creative engineering regarding the designing activities and make sure to highlight it.

5. Include Technical Difficulties

  • The project detail you were involved with and exactly what you contributed in the project are the essential parts to include in your career episode. Each project leads to some technical difficulties or problem which must be include while writing CDR Report. At least three technical difficulties/ problem should be mentioned in your CDR report. While you include the problem statement in your career episodes, you must mention the steps you took to solve them.

6. Details about Project Management

  • Project Management oversees a project to meet a goals, timeline and budget. For a perfect CDR Report, you must include the duration, job description of the duties, and team members who involved to solve the problem. Make sure to include technical detail information like a schedule, assigning the tasks to team members and setting the deadlines for each of the tasks on your report.

7. Summary

  • Nowadays, it has been a lots of people’s dream around the world to pursue their career as an Engineer in Australia and immigrate there, for which they need to prepare and submit their CDR Report to Engineers Australia. But many engineers fail to present a quality CDR Report to the Engineers Australia due to lack of knowledge about the requirements for CDR writing. That is why we are here to provide you quality CDR Samples which can be referred for preparing your own CDR Report that gets you in Australia as an engineer.

    • ➝ Overall project view
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    • ➝ Contribution to the project#
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    • ➝ Project fared to meet the goals and requirements

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8. Summary Statement

  • Before writing the CDR Report, you must understand that CDR report has essential three elements: Summary Statement, three Career Episodes and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) list. Each of them serves the important role in the CDR Report. Summary statement is the first page that the most assessors read. It is a crucial and most complex part of any CDR where you need to demonstrate all the competency elements for the nominated occupational category. In Summary Statement (SS), you provides the cross references for all career episodes. It shows how well you analyses information which also provide the first impressions on them. Only one summary statement is required for all three episodes.

9. Avoid Plagiarism

  • You can find the CDR samples from different websites. Do not copy these samples. You can take a reference, learn and use the sample from the internet or any other sources. Engineers Australia is against plagiarism and if they find out you had copied the content in your report then you might face the rejection from the assessment for a year. Engineers Australia has no way to know whether you genuinely made a mistake or tried to do cheating. That’s why before presenting the CDR report to the Engineers Australia, first you must use the advanced tools which check out the plagiarism and find out which parts of your CDR need to paraphrasing.

10. A perfect CPD

  • Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Report is required by an Engineers Australia for the migration skilled Assessment. In CPD, make sure that an engineer keep himself up to date with developments in the field of engineering. CPD provide the necessary information: title, date, duration and venue of the training. You do not need to contain more than one A4 page in Continuing Professional Lists. CPD activities are to be designed to update or to extent your knowledge and skills, and enables to maintain technical competence, successfully deals with changes and serve better the community. Participation in CPD activities grow your networks and contacts.

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