The document provides tips for designing an effective newsletter, including considering budget, page layout, and design elements. Editing is important to break up large chunks of text into short, snappy sentences with prominent headlines and subheadings. Lists and quotes can be used but bullet points should be replaced with numbers. Color, white space, and high quality images should be incorporated along with creative captions and an eye-catching masthead. Inspiration can come from magazines and online design tools are recommended.

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5. Pull quotations Miranda also reiterated Michael’s advice — keep a training log. As an assessor of Chartership portfolios, it was valuable to hear Miranda’s views on what should, and shouldn’t, be included in the portfolio. Keeping evidence relevant and concise are important considerations, as well as making sure evidence is evaluated and not too descriptive. We also looked at a variety of portfolios at the end of the session. All were very different and compiled in a variety of ways, proving there is no particularly correct way of producing it. Meeting other Chartership hopefuls was another constructive part of the event, and I came away with some good ideas for career development and portfolio evidence from chatting with them. What started out as a daunting task now seems a more manageable and definitely worthwhile exercise thanks to the event. “ What started out as a daunting task now seems a more manageable and definitely worthwhile exercise thanks to the event”

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