We deliver bid writing services, helping our clients submit bids to win contracts and support their growth strategy #BidWriting #SMEUK #PublicSectorProcurement
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Skills and Qualifications are one of the most important things about a job role.
That’s why today we’re going to share some of the skills and qualifications you need to become a bid writer (and some of them you may already have!)
Some may offer you on-job training, whilst others will want you to already have enough experience/ knowledge to get your feet dug in straight away.
Some qualifications may include:
👉 At least 5 GCSEs at Level 9-4 (A*-C)
👉 A Degree in Business Development
👉 A Degree in Business Management
👉 A Degree in Sales & Marketing
👉 A Degree in English
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Yesterday we gave you a brief description of what a bid writer is, today we’re going into a little bit of detail about what a bid writer does!
On a typical day, their tasks could include:
👉 Planning a bid timeline
👉 Researching a client and their likely competition
👉 Meeting with relevant subject matter experts
👉 Writing responses to tender questions
This list is by no means exhaustive and can change on a day-to-day basis, so if you like variety, perhaps a career in bid writing is for you!
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What is a bid writer?
A bid writer is a person who helps companies write tender responses mainly for public sector contracts, but there could also be the occasional private sector contract!
Tomorrow, we’ll go into more detail about what a bid writer does.
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