Title
Introduction
Contents
References
Conclusions
Recommendations
Appendices
Main Section
Abstract/ Summary
This have the title of the report, the author’s name, and any other details required by your organisation.
Summarises the key points from the main body of the report relating them back to the introduction. Do not introduce new material in this section.
A brief description of what the report is about, what it will cover, any relevant background information and any limitations on the contents or coverage of the report.
Use this section to include material that the reader might want to refer to but would disrupt the flow of the main report. Each appendix is numbered so that it can be referred to in the report.
A brief summary or overview of the report. It should be a document which can be read independently of the main report.
This section provides you with the opportunity to suggest changes and improvements. Any recommendations should be based on your conclusions.
The reference list should detail all the sources you have used in your report.
List all the main sections including the appendices remembering to include the page numbers.
Presents your results to the reader. Depending on the type of report and the instructions you have been given this section might be further divided
