You need to be able to:

• produce a wll-structured and wll-written report of substantial length.
• write concise, academic prose and express ideas with suitable clarity.
• demonstrate your mastery and control when writing a variety of types of research documents and in a variety of written styles.

You need to be able to:

• communicate your own research orally, with proficiency and confidence.
• explain your own research at a range of levels.
• produce well constructed, clear presentations and use audiovisual aids where appropriate (slides, PowerPoint etc).
• provide feedback around your own research subject of the kind expected in referees' reports for journals and publsihers and to respond to such feedback.

You need to be able to:

• present your academic work at seminars and conferences fluently and confidently, and able to respond clearly and persuasively to questions and comments at such occasions.
• defend your own work confidently in meetings, at transfer, during academic interviews and during the viva.

• You need to be able to write and present research in an appropriate manner for specialist or lay audiences, and be understood.

You need to:

• demonstrate an ability to facilitate the learning of others and to impart information effectively.
• have an understanding of a range of appropriate techniques for supporting the learning of others.