EF_Kevin
Mar 6, 2010
Letters / English career Course -- resume and cover letter [6]
Thanks, Azamat, for the work you did here!
Tim, here are some more ideas... a hyphen here and no "as":
I wish to apply the above-mentioned position in your companyas to fulfill practical training requirement by the university.
Sometimes people write "so as to [fulfill a requirement]" and I think that would be okay, too.
For your information, I will be graduating on the May of 2011. I don't think it is good to say "for your information," because it is such a cliche and so unnecessary.
It'll be good, Tim, if you develop each paragraph by letting the first sentence state the topic of the pragraph and then using 2 more sentences to explain and give examples, and then use a conclusion sentence to reflect on it all or evaluate it. If you write some paragraphs with only 2 sentences, there is something missing. For example:
Currently, I am enrolled in the 3rd year of Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering course at main campus of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Skudai, and I will be graduating on the May of 2011. ---- now write about how this education influences your interest in this job or prepares you for it. Write another sentence or two about what is happening for you right now as a scholar, and how this school can help you. Make each paragraph at least 4 sentences; that is not a real "rule" in composition, but I think it is a good idea.
:-)
Thanks, Azamat, for the work you did here!
Tim, here are some more ideas... a hyphen here and no "as":
I wish to apply the above-mentioned position in your company
Sometimes people write "so as to [fulfill a requirement]" and I think that would be okay, too.
For your information, I will be graduating on the May of 2011. I don't think it is good to say "for your information," because it is such a cliche and so unnecessary.
It'll be good, Tim, if you develop each paragraph by letting the first sentence state the topic of the pragraph and then using 2 more sentences to explain and give examples, and then use a conclusion sentence to reflect on it all or evaluate it. If you write some paragraphs with only 2 sentences, there is something missing. For example:
Currently, I am enrolled in the 3rd year of Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering course at main campus of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Skudai, and I will be graduating on the May of 2011. ---- now write about how this education influences your interest in this job or prepares you for it. Write another sentence or two about what is happening for you right now as a scholar, and how this school can help you. Make each paragraph at least 4 sentences; that is not a real "rule" in composition, but I think it is a good idea.
:-)
