英语求职信作文
direction: read the following ad carefully , and you, by name of wang peng , are then asked to write a reply to apply for the job. remember to send your letter to the company as given in the ad. you should write about 120 words.
中国四达国际经济技术合作公司(cscietc)诚聘文秘一员，要求如下：
1.年龄20—30岁，大专以上学历
2.流利的英语听说读写能力
3.熟练的计算机操作能力
4.良好的沟通和协调能力
5.有外企工作经验者优先
6.应聘者请将简历、联系方式以及待遇要求寄至：上海市淮海中路8560号揽盛大厦人力资源部收。邮编200033
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department of human resources
lansheng building
no. 8560 , huaihai zhong road
shanghai , 200033
wang peng
no.31020, zhongshan road
xu hui district
shanghai , 200076
january 8th, 2005
dear sir or madam,
i learned from beijing youth daily jan.2 that your company is offering a position for a secretary, and it’s a great pleasure for me to write to explore the possibility of seeking the job.
i graduated two years form ** university, and obtained a bachelor’s degree in the field of business management. during my stay in the university my major courses included macro-economics , business communication skills marketing and computer applications. i was especially fond of the communication skills which enabled me to deal with people and thing around well. (来自)
upon graduation i engaged with hp china branch as an assistant to the head of marketing department. my responsibilities consisted of carrying out market surveys, writing reports and organizing meetings within the department. this is two-year experience has helped me a lot in many ways. in particular, i become increasingly aware of the importance of co-ordination and co-operation among co-workers. i also believe the experience will qualify me for the current vacancy in your company.
i passed cet-6 with high marks. my spoken english is also fluent enough to organize meetings in english , which was actually my routine work in hp. most of my market reports were presented in english , as my former boss is a native english speaker.
i enclose herein my resume and some relevant documents as required. and if you need any further information on me, i also refer you to son, my ex-colleague, who is available at 021-66668888.
i appreciate your sincere consideration of me, and am looking forward to an early interview with you.
sincerely yours,
wang peng
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am a senior from the Department of Business Administration. I am writing the letter in purpose of applying for admission into your esteemed institution/your recently advertised position for a staff member.
I am sure that I am qualified for it. First, enclosed with this letter is my resume, which further details my previous academic qualifications and work experience. Second, not only do my qualifications and experience make me a perfect candidate for it, my cheerful personality is well suited to studying in your prestigious university/working as a staff member. Last, my hobbies include sports and music.
Words fail me when I try to express my heartfelt gratitude to the help you render me. Your prompt and favorable attention to my inquiry would be highly appreciated.
Yours sincerely,
Li Ming
英语求职信作文范文二
the purpose of a letter of applicationis to help the applicant obtain the job he is interested in. it should state clearly what position the applicant wants, and should tell what his abilities are and what he has to offer. it should provide a quick, clear picture of the applicant's qualifications, accomplishment and aims. it should present the applicant to possible employees in the best light.
a well-written letter of application, however, does not necesarily guarantee a position; but it does insure consideration and a better chance of an interview. the applicant cannot hope to get his whole story into his letter, but he should cover enough ground to intrigue the prospective employer and make the employer willing to meet him, speak to him, and find out more about him. it takes more than a good letter to land a job; instead, it takes ability, specific experience, and good character. but the letter may open the door for the applicant, and give him the chance to "sell" himself.
a letter of application should be simple, human, personal and brief without omitting any essential or pertinent facts. the applicant is well advised not to write a dull, stereotyped letter of application. what he should do is to make the letter interesting. generalities should be avoided in it, that is, it should be specific. the letter should be typed if possible. when the applicant can neither type his letter, nor has it typed by someone else, he should write it out very neatly and legibly in case the letter is discarded for its illegibility.
