Sto cercando lavoro all'estero in uno studio, qualcuno sa consigliarmi cosa scrivere nella lettera di presentazione (in inglese)?
grazie, giulia
giulia : [post n° 22636]
lettera di presentazione
Sophie Griffin
52 Claremont Road
Leamington Spa
CV31 3EH
email
Wednesday 12 June 2002
Mr Jeremy Hayes
Human Resources Manager
Heritage World
5 Leamington Road
Coventry
CV4 1HA
Dear Mr Hayes,
I am writing in response to the vacancy for project manager advertised in today’s edition of the Coventry Herald. I have recently completed a BA in History at the University of Warwick, and am keen to enter the world of heritage management. I enclose a copy of my CV for your consideration.
I would welcome the opportunity to utilise the knowledge and experience I have gained from my formal studies and through my responsibilities for the university history society. My work experience over the past few summers at The Georgian House and Whithorn Priory Visitor Centre has reaffirmed my interest in this field of work and helped me to develop an ability to communicate historical knowledge with enthusiasm.
During the last four years at university I have planned and managed my time to achieve a good balance between my studies and maintaining other interests. A four-day course on project management held by my department, enabled me to develop my leadership skills and increased my awareness of the dynamics of small and medium-sized businesses.
A year abroad, and my extensive travelling experiences, have offered me opportunities to adapt to new environments. I have learned how important it is to be flexible and make use of my own resources.
I am available for interview at any time in the coming weeks, and am available for work from the end of June. I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Sophie Griffin
52 Claremont Road
Leamington Spa
CV31 3EH
Wednesday 12 June 2002
Mr Jeremy Hayes
Human Resources Manager
Heritage World
5 Leamington Road
Coventry
CV4 1HA
Dear Mr Hayes,
I am writing in response to the vacancy for project manager advertised in today’s edition of the Coventry Herald. I have recently completed a BA in History at the University of Warwick, and am keen to enter the world of heritage management. I enclose a copy of my CV for your consideration.
I would welcome the opportunity to utilise the knowledge and experience I have gained from my formal studies and through my responsibilities for the university history society. My work experience over the past few summers at The Georgian House and Whithorn Priory Visitor Centre has reaffirmed my interest in this field of work and helped me to develop an ability to communicate historical knowledge with enthusiasm.
During the last four years at university I have planned and managed my time to achieve a good balance between my studies and maintaining other interests. A four-day course on project management held by my department, enabled me to develop my leadership skills and increased my awareness of the dynamics of small and medium-sized businesses.
A year abroad, and my extensive travelling experiences, have offered me opportunities to adapt to new environments. I have learned how important it is to be flexible and make use of my own resources.
I am available for interview at any time in the coming weeks, and am available for work from the end of June. I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Sophie Griffin
