Case study writing typically follows a specific format that includes an introduction, background information, a description of the problem or issue, an analysis and evaluation, proposed solutions or recommendations, and a conclusion.

Case study questions are specific inquiries designed to guide the analysis and investigation of a particular case study. These questions aim to explore various aspects of the case, such as the problem or issue, the factors contributing to it, possible solutions, and the potential outcomes of different actions or decisions.

Recap the main problem or issue, summarise the analysis, highlight the key findings, present the recommended solution, discuss the potential benefits of implementing the proposed solution, address any limitations or challenges, conclude with a concise statement, and encourage further discussion.

Identify and select a relevant case, gather and analyse data, structure the case study, provide sufficient evidence and examples, incorporate relevant theories, use narrative style for characters and their experiences, and consider the ethical implications.

A case study is usually between 500 to 1500 words. However, the length may vary from topic to topic.