Brochure: A Proposed Approach to Making Career Choices

Please i want power point.
I also want a background in my brochure like the picture i attached
Lecturer instruction is below
REQUIRED SOURCES AND CONTENT:
You must use ONE source to support your instructions and cite the source(s). See #4, below.
You must include at least TWO images in your brochure to support your instructions. however, if you use images from sources, you must cite the source(s). 
Remember to write your process IN YOUR OWN WORDS and do not plagiarize.
1) Outline your brochure using the provided template (please type). Write your outline in COMPLETE
SENTENCES. The sentence outline is REQUIRED and will be turned in.
2) To format the brochure, use a brochure template in MS Word (go to FILE then NEW and choose brochure template). 
3) Fully develop your topic, giving clear step-by-step directions that your audience could easily follow to accomplish the task you describe. (example: what supplies are needed?)
4) Don't leave out any steps by assuming your reader knows as much as you do! You're the expert!
5) CITE YOUR SOURCES for outside sources you consult for information on your topic and for images that you use from the web or other sources. To do this include a section entitled REFERENCES.
REQUIRED SOURCES AND CONTENT:
You must use ONE source to support your instructions and cite the source(s). See #4, below.
You must include at least TWO images in your brochure to support your instructions. The images may be your own pictures; however, if you use images from sources, you must cite the source(s). 
Once you choose your topic, follow these steps:
Remember to write your process IN YOUR OWN WORDS and do not plagiarize.
1) Outline your brochure using the provided template (please type). Write your outline in COMPLETE
SENTENCES. The sentence outline is REQUIRED and will be turned in.
2) To format the brochure, use a brochure template in MS Word (go to FILE then NEW and choose brochure template). 
3) Fully develop your topic, giving clear step-by-step directions that your audience could easily follow to accomplish the task you describe. (example: what supplies are needed?)
4) Don't leave out any steps by assuming your reader knows as much as you do! You're the expert!
5) CITE YOUR SOURCES for outside sources you consult for information on your topic and for images that you use from the web or other sources. To do this include a section entitled REFERENCES.
REQUIRED SOURCES AND CONTENT:
You must use ONE source to support your instructions and cite the source(s). See #4, below.
You must include at least TWO images in your brochure to support your instructions. The images may be your own pictures; however, if you use images from sources, you must cite the source(s). 
Once you choose your topic, follow these steps:
Remember to write your process IN YOUR OWN WORDS and do not plagiarize.
1) Outline your brochure using the provided template (please type). Write your outline in COMPLETE
SENTENCES. The sentence outline is REQUIRED and will be turned in.
2) To format the brochure, use a brochure template in MS Word (go to FILE then NEW and choose brochure template). 
3) Fully develop your topic, giving clear step-by-step directions that your audience could easily follow to accomplish the task you describe. (example: what supplies are needed?)
4) Don't leave out any steps by assuming your reader knows as much as you do! You're the expert!
5) CITE YOUR SOURCES for outside sources you consult for information on your topic and for images that you use from the web or other sources. To do this include a section entitled REFERENCES.
Grading Rubric for Process Analysis Brochure
HOW TO (PROCESS ANALYSIS)
(items circled means this requirement was not effectively met)
OUTLINE _____/25 points
Formatted correctly
Outline completed in sentences
Free of typos and misspellings

BROCHURE / PRESENTATION 
Appealing format
Provided preparation steps (equipment, materials, safety)
Explained process in logical steps
Illustrations included
Free of typos and misspellings
Sentences are clear (no comma splices, run ons)
References listed
Presentation – skillfully explained brochure and concept