Introduction Your introduction should 'set the scene' for your report. You need to provide a basic outline of the major sections in the report, any primary people or objectives, why you are writing this report (i.e. the background) and any assumptions or limitations. Body - insert sub-headings This is where you outline relevant facts and events. This is the main body of the report and you format this using headings and sub-headings. (Hint = you can rephrase each of the bullet points in your question to sub-headings, your assessment can be simplified, and each area addressed separately). Findings can be displayed in pie graphs or bar tables. Example . Question 1: I would be interested in finding out about a course. . Question 2: The promotional video was highly informative. . Question 3: I could easily see myself enrolling here in the future. . Question 4: It looks an exciting vibrant place to be. . Question 5: I think I would gain exceptional work skills at this institute