Study or text
What you worked on and what it asked of you.
Portfolio
A short introduction — a sentence or two on who you are, what you study, and the thread that runs through your work.
Two or three sentences introducing yourself — where you study, what you are drawn to, and how the strands below connect.
A second paragraph for anything that deserves more room: a long-running interest, a question you keep returning to, or what you are working towards next.
A line on your academic focus and what you are pursuing.
Year – Year
One or two lines on what this covered and what set it apart.
Year – Year
Keep it to the detail a reader could not guess from the name.
A line on how long you have studied, and what draws you to it.
What you worked on and what it asked of you.
Where you have recited, and in what form.
A passage you have worked through.
What you play, how long you have studied, where you have performed.
A line on the media you work in and what you are exploring.
Recognitions worth listing, most recent first.
What it was for, and who awarded it.
What it was for, and who awarded it.
What it was for, and who awarded it.
Performances, recitals and appearances.
Venue, and what you performed or presented.
Venue, and what you performed or presented.
Venue, and what you performed or presented.