Nomination writing tips

Keep your writing clear and simple. Use dot points.
Use the submission questions as headings. You may also choose to include subheadings if necessary.
Focus strongly on giving practical examples and evidence to support your statements in your responses.
Within your responses, be sure to highlight what you believe might make you or your organisation stand out above other nominees.
Do not exceed the maximum number of pages specified for your category.
Original documents, such as certificates, should not be included in your attachments. Ensure that only copies are submitted.

Checklist

Have you addressed all the submission questions relating to your award category?
Have you completed all sections of the nomination form?
Has the person being nominated for the award signed the declaration section (Section 3) of the nomination form?
Have you provided five hard copies of your submission (including any attachments) and the nomination form?

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