We will be recruiting
trainee managers to start work in late June or early July in our branches all
over Europe.
Applicants should have a
degree in an appropriate area and knowledge of English and/or German.
Apply in writing to:
The Personnel Officer
Trading and Commercial Bank
bankonline@banking.com
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The
sentences in this reply are in the wrong order. Put them in the correct order.
Dear Sir / Madam,
I
can be contacted by telephone on 654 321 123 in the
mornings or at the above address. __
I
have working knowledge of German and have recently
passed the University of Cambridge First Certificate in English
examination. __
I
look forward to receiving your reply. __
I am
writing in reply to your advertisement in last
Tuesday’s Evening News. __
I
will also complete a degree in Banking and Finance
in June and will be available for work
immediately afterwards. __
I
would like to apply for one of the trainee manager
positions you advertise. __
Yours
faithfully
Jean Brown
This type of letter is based on a very
small number of fixed, formulaic expressions. If you can reproduce these
correctly in the exam you are certain to get a very good mark.
Everyday Language
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Formal Language
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I want to
apply for the job of restaurant manager.
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I would like to apply for
the job of restaurant manager you advertise in ...
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I have lots
of experience.
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I count on extensive experience in ...
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I managed35
people.
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There were 35 people under my supervision.
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I have all
the things that you need.
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I meet your requirements.
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I want to
meet you face-to-face.
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I would welcome the opportunity to discuss my qualifications in
person.
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I'm
sending you my CV/resume.
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Please find my CV/resume attached.
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Thanks for
reading my letter.
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Thank you for your consideration.
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Write back
soon.
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I look forward to hearing from you.
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December
9, 2014
To: Henry Koppels
Subject: Restaurant Manager Position –
George Jackson
Attachments: Resume_George.Jackson.doc
Dear Mr. Koppels,
I would like to apply for the position of
restaurant manager posted on the FoodProfessionals
website. As a highly qualified manager with extensive experience in the
restaurant business, I believe I am a strong candidate.
I am an experienced restaurant professional
with a bachelor's degree in restaurant management and have developed good organizational
skills. After I graduated, I worked as restaurant manager at the famous La Boheme restaurant, a position that I
held for five years.
My responsibilities included hiring of
personnel, coordinating with chefs, ordering supplies and organizing events and
there were 35 workers under my supervision.
I believe I have the relevant experience
and skills you require and will be an asset to your business.
I would welcome the opportunity to discuss
my qualifications in person. Please find my resume attached. Thank you for your
consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
George Jackson
Writing
a Cover Letter
When
writing a cover letter you are supposed to include
- Greeting
Dear
Mr / Ms (last name)
Dear
Human Resources Director
To
whom it may concern
The greeting should be followed by a comma
(British English) or colon (US English).
- Body
of Letter
First Paragraph
• Say which position you are applying for
and where you found the job ad.
• Give reasons why you are good for the
company.
• Use phrases such as: express interest, highly qualified, extensive
experience and strong candidate.
Middle Paragraph
• Describe what you have to offer. Remember
this letter supports the CV/resume.
• Match the company’s needs and
requirements to your skills and qualifications.
• Give two to three main points with
specific examples.
• Use phrases such as: meet the requirements, organizational skills,
responsibilities included ... , be an asset to ... .
Final Paragraph
• Invite the employer to read more about
you in your CV/resume.
• Thank the employer for considering you
for the position.
• Tell the employer you are available for
an interview.
• Use phrases such as: welcome the opportunity, discuss ... in
person, find my resume attached, look forward to ... .
Closing
Yours
faithfully -When your greeting is Dear Human Resources Director /
To
whom it may concern.
Yours sincerely/Sincerely yours -When your greeting is Dear Mr
/ Ms (last name).
• The closing should be followed by a comma
and then your name.
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Homework
Job
Ad

Secretary
Experienced secretary wanted for growing
law firm. Candidates should be fluent in Spanish and English and have
excellent communication and organizational skills.
Please send resume to:
hiring-lawoffice@broadmail.org
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Are you hardworking?
Do you care about people?
Do you have a strong sense of
responsibility?
Can you work well in a team?
Do you have some knowledge of the
criminal justice system?
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