There is no set layout for your personal statement. But here are some style and structure tips to help you along the way:
Make sure you sound interested in the course. Admissions Tutors will recognise applicants who aren’t totally committed.
Don’t use bullet points. A personal statement is a chance to show how you can make a reasoned argument in continuous writing.
Avoid repetition.
You need to show rather than tell the Admissions Tutor that you are a good candidate. So don’t just list all your skills and achievements. Pick the most relevant, explain them carefully and provide examples.
Check your statement for spelling and grammar. And then check again.
Ask your parents, friends and/or teachers to read through your finished statement. They can help to make sure it flows and that you’ve not forgotten anything.