Necessary Documents to Submit With Your CDR Report

 

No matter how good CDR report you write, you have to submit the required documents with it. Not doing so can create problems for you; EA will not accept your application.

Apart from that, they will also consider you careless if you do so. So, you must know what required documents you need to submit with your CDR.

Taking this fact into account, we have written this blog so that you can know about these documents and submit them with your CDR for a successful assessment from Engineers Australia.

Documents to be submitted with CDR report:

The following are the documents you need to submit to Engineers Australia for the assessment of your application:

1.   Latest passport-sized photo

2.   Your current passport page with your photo and name on it

3.   A complete and official academic transcript

4.   Academic degree certificate

5.   TOEFL IBT or IELTS result

6.   Most updated resume

7.   Name change documentation (if applicable)

8.   Professional Registration Certificate (if applicable)

9.   Documentary proof of Employment for the last one year and employment as told in Career Episodes you mention in the CDR report

Things to remember when preparing a CDR:

1.   The three career episodes (CEs) you write are to show your skills as a Professional Engineer, Engineering Associate, Engineering Technologist or Engineering Manager. So, you’d better choose them after careful consideration. They will help you show the competency elements for the engineering category you have chosen to apply for.

2.   Utilize proper Australian English. Remember that your CDR report is a way to show your communication skills to Engineers Australia. Take CDR writing help if you feel nervous.

3.   One of the most important things when preparing a CDR is that EA doesn’t ask for unwanted information. So, don’t give them extra information. For example, EA doesn’t need to know the history of your company, the attainments of your team or the market size of your past employer. EA is only interested in knowing what you did and your personal contribution as an engineer.

4.   You have to be ready to substantiate all your claims with documents and proof. Show the proof of those results that you are claiming to achieve in your report.

5.   Engineers Australia advises prescriptive writing style for Career Episodes. You’d better write these episodes in the first person (in an active voice). For example, I did that, I attained that and the like.

6.   EA asks you to write a Summary Statement in which you need to analyze how each paragraph you wrote in your Career Episodes relates to the competency elements for the Skilled Migration category you are planning to apply for. In other words, you need to remain relevant at all times, or you will lose ‘analysis’ points.

7.   As per CDR help experts, you should show your eligibility as an engineer by talking about technical challenges and problems you had in a project. Tell EA about the losses your company would have had if you had not been there. After that, let EA know about the recognitions and awards you earned.  

 

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