This AIB Style Guide articulates AIB’s expectations for the written work you submit for assessment. The modern workplace expects consistent and well-written communication and use of a style guide is not uncommon. At AIB, some marks for assignments and projects are awarded for ‘communication’. Hence, it is important that we clarify the requirements for presenting your assignments and project work.We have tried to keep the AIB Style Guide as simple and straightforward as possible. The AIB Style Guide is divided into four sections:• Section 1 explains the principles of writing for AIB, including paragraph writing.• Section 2 explains how to present your assignment in report format, which is the standard format for AIB assignments.• Section 3 outlines how to style and present any documents you are submitting during your AIB study.• Section 4 provides you with guidelines on author/date style referencing, paraphrasing and quoting to help you reference appropriately for your AIB assignments and includes an appendix of examples on how to reference in-text and in your reference list.