<p>When submitting a job application, it is useful to include an Executive Summary. For further information on using the E.S., and advice about applications, interviews, and more, see: <a href="http://bit.do/5StarBooks" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://bit.do/5StarBooks</a></p> <p>The Executive Summary, which is an addition to the application form and letter or supporting statement, is where you put in the left-hand column their requirements from their Person Specification or Job Description.</p> <p>In the right-hand column, you put the evidence that shows that you have this requirement. This allows the shortlisting panel to see clearly that you meet their criteria.</p>

<p>Pictures of the landscape, villages, etc. of the Landes area of South-West France with page references to the novel Therese Desqueyroux by Francois Mauriac. Many of the photos are of actual places in the novel.</p>

<p>.</p> <p>Set out neatly for you, here is the starting point for an Executive Summary based on the Teachers’ Standards. For further information on using the E.S., and advice about applications, interviews, and more, see <a href="http://bit.do/5StarBooks" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://bit.do/5StarBooks</a></p> <p>You add in the 2nd column your evidence for meeting the standards</p>