Write about your position in the company and job description

How to Write an Industrial Experience Report

RECOMMENDED CONTENT A) Introduction Give details starting with how you started looking for Industrial Experience and how you found the company. Write about the company, if you have some brochures, it may be a good idea to include them in the appendix. Write about your position in the company and job description (you may be able to get this from the HR section of the company). Period of industrial experience (including fulltime or part-time basis). Supervisor names, qualifications and areas of expertise. B) Type of Project Activities Write about the range of activities you undertook as a part of industrial experience (include all the activities even if they are not engineering related). Always state your part or responsibilities as a part of these activities. C) Analysis of Industrial Experience Summarise your learning experience – particularly talk about what engineering, administrative and management skills you have learnt. Identify subjects/units or experience, you have learnt at the University, which were useful in your industrial experience. Identify the skills which you have learnt in your industrial experience that was not taught at the University. Specific feedback on the course or the individual unit which were delivered at the University will be useful (particularly saying, for example, it would be better if a particular topic would have been taught as a part of a particular unit). D) Conclusions Summarise your experience in a paragraph. E) Appendices Include all the supporting materials such as company brochures, supervisors’ business cards, proof of attending two workshops (Resume Writing and Interview Skills) etc.