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Aussie Writings Essay Contest 2018

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Eligibility

Writers

Region

All

Award

Up to AUD 1000

Deadline

Closed

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About The Program

AussieWritings.com invites applications for Aussie Writings Essay Contest 2018 from those applicants who are passionate about writing and want their talent to be recognised.

EligibilityDeadline Date: Closed

 Applicants passionate about writing, regardless of their age, nationality or location, are eligible to participate.

Benefits

The winners will receive cash prize on being selected.

  • 1st prize: AUD 1000
  • 2nd prize: AUD 800
  • 3rd prize: AUD 600
  • A special prize of AUD 200 for the most compelling and thoughtful essay.
How can you apply?

To participate, an applicant must write an essay of 800 to 1000 words on the given topic and send it to aussieessaycontest@gmail.com.

NOTE: Essay should be written in the English language.

More Details
Terms and Conditions

Topics of essay:

  • What is the greatest achievement of mankind?
  • How have technologies changed our lives?
  • Pros and cons of compulsory education.

Important guidelines:

  • 800 to 1000 words of essay
  • The essay must be unique and original.
  • The essay to be submitted must be in doc., docx. or pdf format and named as Essay_Contest_(surname of the applicant).
  • An applicant is allowed to submit a few essays.
  • The participation in the contest is free.
Contact Details

Email: aussieessaycontest@gmail.com 

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