Writing for the TEP (and other professional applications)
Your OTIS online portfolio writing is the first contact you might have with the art education faculty. First impressions matter! The faculty will read what you write before you arrive to your interview. The information you give will be used it to help decide if you are suitable for the TEP program.
It is most important to take time and care with your writing. Be professional and make sure all the information is clear and easy to read.
Things To Remember
· Before writing your responses, research the teaching standards.
· Tailor your responses to meet the required standards.
· Read the writing examples given.
· Use the guiding questions.
· Make a draft plan first with what you want to write.
· Write it as many times as you want until you get it right.
· Always check spelling and watch your grammar. Get someone to proof read it for mistakes before you send it.
· Tell the people who wrote you a reference for your resume that you are being interviewed before you go.
· Check that your résumé is up to date
· Include something about yourself that will stand out.