Executive Summary :Clearly states report
purpose; findings
and conclusion are in
the context of the
purpose;
information is in a
logical order; length
of one page
Table of contents:Contents table is
correctly titled,
numbered, aligned
and spaced; uses
heading styles;
consistent font/s,
capitalisation and
leaders.
Introduction :Effectively orients
report; defines key
terms within this
context; creatively
identifies/lists key
parts; no evidence or
findings.
Personality,Values/Motiv ,Emotions, leadership, power, self aware, future career, career theroy,
Industry Sector
(including relevant
appendix):In depth overview of
industry sector that
clearly describes the
size, scope; products
and/or services
provided, and nature
of employment in
the sector.
In-depth overview of
career options or
opportunities
available in the
sector and relative
accessibility of these
including demand,
salary and skills.
In-depth overview of
the career
challenges
presented by the
sector, inaccessibility
of these; negative
changes occurring in
market conditions
such as demand,
salary and skills.
Clear reference to
sources, many of
which are academic.
Mentoring
(including relevant
appendix)Defines, then
provides a concise
discussion on the
benefits and
challenges of
mentoring from a
mentee’s
perspective.
Reflection on own
experience in the
Bright Futures
Mentoring program
is explicit and
insightful.
LinkedIn
recommendation is
creative and
professional with no
obvious spelling or
grammatical errors.
Request for own
recommendation is
polite and includes
key concepts and
words that could be
included in the
recommendation
and/or the offer to
write a draft.
Desicions, Factors in
internship/graduate
role decision
Goals
(including relevant
appendix)
Conclusion: Persuasively
highlights key points
and evidence for
these in the context
of report purpose;
no new information;
short reflection on
significance and
impact of findings on
future career; at
least 200 words in
length.
Referencing:Cites at least ten
sources that are
highly relevant to
the discipline and
argument, and well
integrated.
Literature is
consistently
presented according
to the Harvard
referencing style
both in text and in
the reference list.
