23 Feb 2022

Workshop on CV and Supporting Statement Writing

Are you a potential applicant with a disability planning to apply for an Australia Awards Scholarship?

Australia Awards in Indonesia will hold an online workshop on academic Curriculum Vitae (CV) and Supporting Statement Writing on Saturday, 19 March, from 09.00 to 11.00 WIB. The workshop will provide insights into developing concise and compelling academic CVs and Supporting Statements and feature Australia Awards alumni sharing tips in preparing for the documents.

A sign language interpreter will be provided in this activity. Register yourself before 13 March at this link. For more information, please read here or contact us via email at infotl@australiaawardsindonesia.org.

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