While all of these samples generally reflect the contents of an acceptable portfolio you will see variations from one to the next. This is because the portfolio assessment process is so personal. There is no single correct approach to the constructing and developing a portfolio. However, there are aspects that are common to all of the samples. For instance, all samples have:
TESU cover sheet
Course number and title
Course Description and Learning Outcomes
Table of contents
Introduction
Narrative that addresses knowledge and background relevant to the subject
Bibliography or indication of knowledge acquired through reading material
Selection of evidence items that prove they have such background (includes signed letters of support, certificates of training, samples of related work)