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The Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) is essential for engineers migrating to Australia. It showcases your engineering skills and achievements to Engineers Australia, ensuring you meet their standards. This guide explains how to prepare each section of your CDR, including Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Career Episodes, and the Summary Statement.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) keeps you updated with the latest advancements in your field. Your CPD listing should not exceed one A4 page and must be provided in list format. This list may include:
You do not need to include certificates from each course. Instead, focus on documenting your learning experiences and professional development activities.
Each Career Episode is a detailed account of your engineering education or work experience. It highlights a specific period or distinct aspect of your engineering activity and demonstrates how you applied engineering knowledge and skills in the nominated occupation. You can base your Career Episode on:
Each Career Episode must be written in English, in your own words, and focus on your personal role. Avoid excessive technical material, such as calculations, photos, or tables. Each episode should be between 1,000 and 2,500 words and should follow this structure:
Each episode should emphasize your personal involvement and how you applied your engineering knowledge. Write in the first person and avoid focusing only on team activities.
Your Career Episodes should clearly demonstrate the application of your engineering skills. It is important that you focus on your role in the project, describing what you did and how you did it.
Once your Career Episodes are complete, you must prepare a Summary Statement. The Summary Statement links the competencies demonstrated in your Career Episodes to the competency elements required by Engineers Australia.
Number the paragraphs in your Career Episodes to make cross-referencing easier. The Summary Statement should include:
The Summary Statement templates are available on the Engineers Australia website. Only one Summary Statement is required for all three Career Episodes.
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We manage the CDR preparation workflow from Career Episodes to Summary Statement and supporting documentation review.
Focus on your evidence. We help structure the report.
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