EVIDENCE STRUCTURE LIBRARY

See how strong evidence is organised, explained and supported.

Use annotated structures and fictional examples to understand what each document needs to prove. Learn the method, then build your own evidence from your own achievements and supporting material.

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Practical structures

Plan what each of the three pages should do, what proof belongs there and how to make your individual contribution clear.

Annotated examples

Fictional scenarios demonstrate the reasoning behind a strong structure. Names, claims and figures must never be reused.

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Recognition as a leading or potential talent

Show recognition by others within the last five years.

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Innovation

Show a genuinely new digital technology field, product, concept or approach.

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Contribution outside work

Show sustained contribution to the wider sector beyond your paid occupation.

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Significant contribution

Show your individual technical, commercial or entrepreneurial contribution.

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Research

Show research that has been published or endorsed by an expert.

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Twelve guided modules

CV, personal statement, recommendation letters, evidence anatomy, three page planning, all criteria, role based examples, common pitfalls and a final assembly checklist.

Use the method, never the wording

The examples are educational and fictional. Do not copy their wording, names, figures or claims. Your evidence must be accurate, personal to you and supported by material that an assessor can verify.

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