One of your chapters was about managing detainees.
Get one index card for each of your chapters.
What will be the length of your chapters and book(s)?
Do the rest of your chapters in the same fashion, i.e. from the most difficult to the least difficult.
Just write a basic outline of all of your chapters, but above all know that your story may go in a completely different direction, and your outline is just something that will help you keep order.
Contact a member of your local chapter for that chapter's specific admission information, which the NHS constitution states must also be provided in official school publications that are made easily available to parents and students.
To be considered as a candidate for NHS membership, you must be selected by by this council or by the chapter adviser - the person chiefly responsible for the day-to-day operations of your local chapter.
Be sure to include the first chapter and 2 of your strongest chapters that will provide the editor with a solid understanding of your book.
