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英文求职信 篇1
Dear Sir/Madam
I would like to apply for the position of your company, advertised in “Wuhan Daily”. I feel I am well qualified for the position.
In the year of 20xx, I won the first class scholarship in the university. I won the Excellent Student Prize. I have strong sense of responsibility, good spirit of teamwork. And I can learn new things well in short time. I am a friendly and enthusiastic person.
I would be happy to attend an interview at any time convenient to you. In a word, I consider myself a most suitable applicant for the job. I hope to hear from you soon.
A resume giving details of my qualifications and experience is attached.
Yours sincerely
Li Ming
英文求职信 篇2
Dear Mr Ho
Application for the position of Administrative Officer
In response to your advertisement for this position in the on January 4, I have enclosed my resume for your consideration.
As an Administrative Assistant at XYZ Television Limited during the past five years, I was responsible for all computer support and administrative functions. My duties included equipment maintenance, coordinating various projects, purchasing and supervising of general staff. All these abilities are important to the smooth running of the office.
I believe my qualifications match your requirements and would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this application with you at your convenience.
Thank you for your consideration.
Yours sincerely
英文求职信 篇3
Bridge Bobo
TWO THOUSAND OAKS TOWERS 20xx WEST FEDERAL STREET
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02110
(617) 765-9898
January 16, 20xxMr. Richard C. Forest
President
California Oil & Gas
330 Primrose, Suite 310
Burlingame, California 94010
Dear Richard:
The years since Stanford Business School have been varied and fulfilling for me, and I hope they have been the same for you. The enclosed excerpt from Fortune magazine and the copy of my resume will give you a snapshot of what I have been doing until recently. In late 19--, I left the investment advisory business to begin marketing myself for re-entry into the corporate world.
nbsp;Since leaving Amoco, I have found that I greatly enjoy working in smaller, more entrepreneurial businesses and that’s what I am looking for now. My job target is a position with a high management content, either in operations or in the financial area. Ideally, it would be with a company that is two to ten years old and has sales of $5-$50 million. Although I am not looking for investment opportunities, I might consider a limited investment in the right situation. Geographic location is not a major consideration.
I have some preference to stay in the oil business, but I am not limiting my search to this area. A favorite alternate industry of mine is hazardous waste, however I am open to any situation that is challenging and will make adequate use of my skills.
Should you become aware of any of your business associates, friends, etc., who might be interested in my abilities, I would appreciate your sending them a copy of my resume or letting me have their names so I can contact them personally.
Richard, any assistance or advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Bridge Bobo
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英文求职信 篇4
Dear Mr. Cavendish,
I saw your advertisement in the local paper this evening，and I wonder if you would consider me for a job as a waiter this summer.
I am seventeen years old and at present I am studying English and economics. When I leave school, I hope to take a course in hotel management. During the school holidays last summer, I worked as a waiter at the Central Hotel. The headwaiter there, Mr. Macintosh, will be pleased to send you a recommendation for me.
I would prefer to work in your hotel in Filey because it is near my home. However, if there isn’t any job there for me, perhaps you could consider me for the Scarborough Hotel.
I would be pleased if you will send me information about the pay and conditions of the job to be offered. I will be free to begin work in the fourth week of July when the school holidays start.
Yours sincerely,
Peter Tuck
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