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- Top Tip: Remember to include information that makes you stand out from the crowd. Don't assume we know anything about you, and give examples to back up what you tell us.
- Don't forget to show you have the skills and capabilities we are looking for. For example, think of a really creative idea you've had, and how you've turned it into a reality.
- Read each question carefully. Take time to make sure you understand each question before you write your answer. Think about the best example you have that answers the question and demonstrates your abilities.
- Making programmes is all about telling stories. Make sure you tell your story in a creative and compelling way.
- Ensure you say what your role was and what you did when answering the questions.
- Read over your answers carefully. Have you answered each part of the question?
- Remember to check for spelling mistakes or typos. You might want to write your answers in Word first, check the word count and then cut and paste them into the application form once you are happy.
- Each question has a word limit of 250 words. Try to give a full answer to each question, as this is our only way of finding out about what skills you have to offer.
- Save your application as you go along in case your internet connection goes down.
- Once you submit your application, you will not be able to make any changes.
- When you have submitted your application, you will receive an automatic acknowledgement, if you do not receive this acknowledgement, please contact careers@bbchrdirect.co.uk
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