CDR stands for Competency Demonstration Report. It is a document required by Engineers Australia as part of the assessment process for migration to Australia. The report is used to demonstrate that the applicant has the necessary skills and knowledge to be recognized as a professional engineer in Australia.
To write a CDR report, you will need to follow these steps:
Choose the appropriate engineering discipline and position for your CDR report.
Read the CDR guidelines and instructions carefully, and make sure you understand all the requirements for your report.
Identify and gather the necessary documents and evidence to support your CDR report, including your engineering qualification, work experience, and professional development activities.
Write the career episode section of your CDR report, which should describe specific engineering tasks you have completed and the skills and knowledge you applied. You should write three career episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of your engineering experience.
Write the summary statement, which should highlight your key engineering skills and competencies.
Write the continuing professional development (CPD) section, which should describe any professional development activities you have undertaken to maintain and improve your engineering skills.
Review and revise your CDR report to ensure it is clear, concise, and well-written. Make sure you have addressed all the requirements and provided all the necessary evidence to support your claims.
