Career Episodes writing for Engineers Australia

 

Your educational qualifications and job experience in the subject of engineering are explained through career episodes. Each of the three career episodes is based on three different engineering projects completed over a period of time. Engineers Australia's Career Episodes include extensive information on an engineer's technical and other abilities on the project. In your career episodes, you must exhibit your professional abilities.

The following measures are used to write Career Episodes:

1. During an undergraduate or graduate course, an engineering project was completed.
2. A project you're working on at your workplace
3. Currently employed in an engineering position.

Instruction for Career Episode writing

1. Career Episodes must be written in English
2. Each episode must be at least 1500 words long but not more than 2500 words long.
3. Each Career Episode should demonstrate your engineering knowledge and abilities clearly and concisely.
4. Instead of focusing on what your team did, each Career Episode should focus on a specific role, such as what you did.
5. You should always write in the first person basis.
6. Give the engineering approaches you utilized to tackle the challenges
7. In each career episode, number each paragraph.

Sections of Career Episodes Engineers Australia

The career episode is categorized into four sections. The first part is an introduction, followed by the background of your projects and personal engineering activity, and at last, a summary. Each of these sections should be written creatively and should contain specific details.

Introduction

The introductory part should be approximately 100 words. The content of the introduction should be in chronological order and should have details as below:

1. The Beginning and the End Your project's due dates (career episode)
2. Name of the company or university where you worked or studied
3. The location of the place where you took the project
4. During the project, what is your title/position at the company?
5. Any supervision given by specified persons from the organization must also be stated.

Background

It contains information on the activities in which you have been involved or on which you have worked. It should be between 200 and 500 words long and include the following information:

1. The overall engineering project's nature
2. Project goals and objectives
3. The nature of your work environment
4. A diagram of the organization's structure, with your position highlighted in connection to the career episode
5. a declaration of your responsibilities (provide an official duty statement where available).

Personal Engineering Activity

This section contains all of the details of your central body part, such as what projects you did and how you did it. Because this is a personal competence assessment, you should discuss what you individually did rather than what your team did. You should provide a comprehensive illustration of the following:

1. On the project, you will use your engineering knowledge and abilities.
2. The tasks you were given and how you completed them.
3. Any technical challenges or problems you encountered, as well as how you resolved them.
4. You built the methods and solution utilizing your original work.
5. Regarding collaboration, i.e., how you collaborated with others to complete the project in time

Summary

This part brings everything that has been discussed in the preceding parts to a close. It has around 50-100 words in it, including

1. At the end of the project, summarize what you've done thus far.
2. How the project contributes to your objectives/requirements.
3. Describe your duties and responsibilities during the project.

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