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"the Norwich office positions" - possible job inquiry



JCA 1 / 1  
Aug 11, 2011   #1
Hi guys,

As you can see this is my first post on the EssayForum. I am here because i want to learn how to write clear and structured sentences, paragraphs and just to improve my writing in general. Over the past 6 months I have been trying to take in certain things that might help improve my approach and, to help structure everything. I think the only way i will truly learn is to be critiqued by people who know what they are on about. So, I thank you in advance, and please dont hold back on criticising/point me in the right direction; i want to learn.

This is a recent email i sent for a possible job position earlier today:

"Dear Karen,

I hope you are well.

My team leader initiated that I should write in respect of any possible part-time positions that may be available within the Norwich office. I am looking for one or two days per week, including any Saturday vacancies, along side my final year of university. I am currently on the Savills Summer Scheme within the Lansdowne House office in London. I originally started within the Planning & Development department on the 1st of June, however, since then, I have gained an extension for the month of July, and most recently, for August and September within the London Residential and Development Department.

I am currently studying Real Estate Management at the Anglia Ruskin University. I enjoy all aspects of the course, and ideally, I would like to gain as much experience, within Savills, before I graduate next summer. My timetable for lessons and lectures for the next academic year is for Monday's and Friday's. So, I would be available for any other days of the week, including Saturdays. I will be commuting from my home in Sheringham, so getting to and from the office wouldn't be any problems. I am very open to anything that might be on offer within your office.

I have attached my CV for your convenience. If you require any additional information, please let me know.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Kind regards

James Carter Adams"

Please comment. Many thanks.

arvin_infinity 1 / 1  
Aug 12, 2011   #2
Wicked..good stuff man

The only thing that I can think of is changing some sentences and not starting them with "I"
lt12528 4 / 8  
Aug 12, 2011   #3
I would combine these two sentences:

My timetable for lessons and lectures for the next academic year is for Monday's and Friday's. So, I would be available for any other days of the week, including Saturdays.

I'm not 100% sure, but I think your use of the word initiated at the beginning might be incorrect...you might want to check for yourself with someone more knowledgeable, though.

that might be on offer within your office.

The above sounds strange to me. I would consider changing to "anything your office has to offer", which is also more reader-focused.

Finally, I would consider using a business letter format rather than the good old "dear so-and-so," format. If you stick with this, make sure you put a comma after "Kind regards".

Overall, very good, though, I think. I like the strong sentences. :)

Hope we catch everything for you ;)
OP JCA 1 / 1  
Aug 16, 2011   #4
Wow, good replies. Its a huge help. Do you have any tips for grammar etc?


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