Submission Tips - NSW Training Awards

• Read the 'Entry requirements' section of the entry form carefully
  
• Keep your writing clear and simple, dot points are acceptable
  
• Give practical examples and avoid vague generalisations: if you make a general statement such as, "I have an understanding of industry trends", you need to give some evidence
  
• It is a good idea to use the assessment criteria for your category as headings in your submission. It is your choice whether you also have sub-headings for the items listed under each criterion on the entry form, they are there to give you an idea of what you could include
  
• Don't write more than the maximum number of pages (2 - 10) specified for your category on the entry form.
  
• Don't put original documents, such as certificates, in your attachments
  
• As the Department is unable to return submissions, no videos, tapes or CDs