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Evidence Guide: CUAWRT505 - Perform advanced writing tasks

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CUAWRT505 - Perform advanced writing tasks

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Develop and refine concept for written material

  1. Develop concept for written material based on its purpose and its intended audience
  2. Document concept and proposed language and style techniques and seek feedback from relevant parties
  3. Refine writing concept as required
Develop concept for written material based on its purpose and its intended audience

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Document concept and proposed language and style techniques and seek feedback from relevant parties

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Refine writing concept as required

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Research and determine appropriate writing techniques for written material

  1. Research writing techniques and approaches
  2. Identify how writing techniques achieve different technical effects
  3. Evaluate writing techniques suitable for the concept
  4. Adapt and apply relevant writing techniques for the concept
  5. Determine writing technique for written material
Research writing techniques and approaches

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Identify how writing techniques achieve different technical effects

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Evaluate writing techniques suitable for the concept

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Adapt and apply relevant writing techniques for the concept

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Determine writing technique for written material

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Determine resources for written material

  1. Identify resources required to develop the written material
  2. Evaluate constraints that may impact on the writing
  3. Consider constraints and the availability of resources and revise the concept accordingly
Identify resources required to develop the written material

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Evaluate constraints that may impact on the writing

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Consider constraints and the availability of resources and revise the concept accordingly

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Plan the written material

  1. Plan writing tasks to reflect the intended audience, concept requirements and available resources
  2. Gather resources required to complete written material
  3. Organise writing tasks and develop a timeline to complete the written material
  4. Agree on a timeline for completion with relevant parties
Plan writing tasks to reflect the intended audience, concept requirements and available resources

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Gather resources required to complete written material

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Organise writing tasks and develop a timeline to complete the written material

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Agree on a timeline for completion with relevant parties

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Develop the written material

  1. Use safe work practices including addressing ergonomic requirements when undertaking writing tasks
  2. Develop narrative or sequence of ideas for writing tasks
  3. Draft written material using writing techniques and refined concept and narrative
Use safe work practices including addressing ergonomic requirements when undertaking writing tasks

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Develop narrative or sequence of ideas for writing tasks

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Draft written material using writing techniques and refined concept and narrative

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Perform editing tasks to finalise written material

  1. Evaluate language, structure and style of the written material, taking into account the intended audience and purpose
  2. Identify any potential copyright and intellectual property requirements and address where needed
  3. Refine written material using basic editing techniques to check grammar, punctuation, spelling and vocabulary and style requirements.
  4. Complete written material to satisfy delivery requirements
Evaluate language, structure and style of the written material, taking into account the intended audience and purpose

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Identify any potential copyright and intellectual property requirements and address where needed

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Refine written material using basic editing techniques to check grammar, punctuation, spelling and vocabulary and style requirements.

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Complete written material to satisfy delivery requirements

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge