Answer a few questions about your experience and get a tailored behaviour statement outline. Adapt it into your own full statement — no two should be the same.
💡 Tip
This tool gives you a starting structure, not a finished statement. The best statements are personal and specific. Use this as a scaffold, then fill in your own details, numbers, and voice.
Step 1: Choose your behaviour
Which behaviour are you writing a statement for?
Step 2: Describe your situation
What was happening? Keep it brief — one or two sentences.
Step 3: What was your task?
What did you need to achieve? What was your specific responsibility?
Step 4: What did you do?
Describe your actions step by step. Use "I" not "we". Be specific about what you did.
Step 5: What was the result?
What changed? Include a number if you can — it makes your result concrete.
Your statement outline
Here is a draft based on your answers. Edit it, add detail, and make sure it sounds like you.
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⚠ Important
This is a starting point, not a finished statement. Edit it to add your own voice, remove any generic phrases, and ensure every sentence adds value. Run it through the Statement Checker before you submit.