Features of a Good CDR for Engineers Australia Assessment

A Competency Demonstration Report which is also commonly known as CDR among the engineering students is a very important document especially among those who want to migrate to Australia. They have to submit this CDR for Engineers Australia who can be termed as the gatekeeper at the entry point to Australia.

Students submit this report to Engineers Australia for migration skills assessment. This means that Engineers Australia or EA will assess the engineering skills that the students have and check if they are fit for the standards in Australia. This check is very meticulously done, and hence the CDRs must be well-written.

Professional CDR report writers are the perfect people for this job. They are aware of the ANZSCO code and prepares the report perfectly to be impressive. These writers know exactly what to write in the paper and what they must not write. And knowing this is important to make a positive impression.

So when students take help with CDR for Engineers Australia, they must check for the following features to ensure that they have the best reports.

·         Using Australian English: A good CDR is always written in proper Australian English. The writers know the needed grammatical syntaxes and the style of writing that Engineers Australia asks for. This is one of the key features.

·         No extraneous details: Another key feature of a good CDR is that the writers to do not give anything that is not asked by Engineers Australia. For example, the writers do not mention the achievements of the team, any details about the company etc.

·         Well-written career episodes: A good CDR has a well-written career episodes that exhibit the skills of the students as engineering managers, professional engineers, engineering associate, engineering technologists, etc.

·         Proves a capable engineer: A good CDR proves the students to be capable engineers. Hence, the writers speak about the technical problems that the students have faced, the initiatives that they have taken as an engineer, rewards of the effort etc.

·         Always in the first person: A good CDR has a prescriptive style of writing and is always written in first person and active voice. This is because a CDR is about presenting oneself as an engineer. Hence, ‘I’ is used throughout the report.

·         No losing ‘analysis’ points: Again, a good CDR never lets the students lose ‘analysis’ points. This is because the writers present a perfect summary statement. They precisely analyze the career episodes in relation to the competency elements mentioned in the ANZSCO code. Thus, students do not lose analysis points.

·         Provides the needed proofs: A good CDR carefully demonstrates the competency elements of the category which the students applied. The writers provide the needed evidence and documents to support the claims.

·         Presents the needed communication skills: A good CDR also flaunts to the Engineers Australia assessor the fact that the students have excellent communication skills. The CDR clearly presents the students' personal contribution as an engineer.

These are some of the features that a proper and impressive CDR has. It is important that students check these features before they submit the reports to Engineers Australia. Else they can always ask the service providers to make the necessary changes. 

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