For APS & state public service applications
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Write a pitch that gets you shortlisted.
Turn what you've actually done into a clear, evidence-backed pitch or selection criteria response — in the STAR structure panels look for, inside the word limit, with every requirement in the job ad covered.
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Typical prices for selection criteria writing in Australia, Nov 2026.
Free pitch checker
Paste your draft. We'll check length, evidence, structure and the phrases panels skim past.
Build your pitch
Answer the prompts in plain English. We assemble a structured draft you can edit, check against the job ad, and paste straight into the application form.
Your draft
Unlock your full draft — A$39
See and edit the whole pitch, copy it into the application form, print or save as PDF. Build as many pitches as you like on this device for 30 days — most people apply for several roles.
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Pitch checker
Free
Word count, evidence, structure and cliché check on any draft.
PitchReady pass
A$39
Guided builder for unlimited pitches and selection criteria responses for 30 days, on this device. Copy, edit, print.
FAQ
What is a "pitch" in a government job application?
The Australian Public Service Commission describes it as a short statement of how your skills, abilities and experience meet the job requirements — in a nutshell, why they should hire you. Agencies set a limit, often one or two pages or around 1,000 words.
What's the STAR model?
Situation, Task, Action, Result — a structure the APSC suggests for presenting evidence. Describe the context, your role, what you did and how, and what you achieved.
Will it write the pitch for me?
It assembles a structured draft from your own answers, then helps you sharpen it. Panels want honest, specific examples — the content has to be yours.
Does it work for state government jobs?
Yes. Paste the requirements or criteria from any job ad. The ILS capability prompts are specific to APS 1–6 roles.
Is my information stored?
No. Everything stays in your browser on this device.