Report Writing: The Introduction:

This section is often easier to write once the main body of the proposal is complete. In the proposal's introduction, focus on the following:

1. An effective introduction will clearly explain the purpose of the rest of the proposal readers should never wonder why they are being provided certain information. Make your purpose known (why are you writing this report?) A writer may choose to write a purpose statement using a phrase like "The purpose of this proposal is____" or "The goal of the proposed project is___" The purpose statement is often related to solving a problem or seizing an opportunity.
2. Introduce your topic or the subject of the report.
3. Define the subject's boundaries. What is and is not included in your report.
4. Explain why the subject is important to readers Why should anyone care? Give your readers a reason to take action.
5. Provide readers with brief background information (you will do this in detail during your report) to understand the subject Is there something that readers need to know before they can understand the proposal body?
6. Provide a forecast statement for the proposal's organization What sections are in the proposal body, and in what order are they presented?

report topic:Why do we need nap room in Douglas College ? Benefit of napping Mental benefits of napping What kind of nap rooms do you want ?