Write a letter to a teacher asking for a reference letter for a job and explain: – Why you have chosen him to write the reference letter – What kind of job you are applying for – Why you think you are suitable for this job
Dear Sir,
I am an ex-student of your university, and now writing to request you to provide me
a
reference letter which is a requirement to submit with the application for a Add the preposition
with a
post
of job in a company.
I am would like to get Use synonyms
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letter from you as I attended four courses of yours, Linking Words
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as data analysis, database-fundamental, database-advance, and data-administration, during my graduation, and obtained good grades. Having vast knowledge of these subjects is required for the Linking Words
post
I am applying for; Use synonyms
therefore
, I believe, if you recommend me for Linking Words
this
I will be properly judged.
I am going to apply in British American Linking Words
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for the Correct your spelling
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post
of "Database consultant". The major responsibilities include creating Use synonyms
relational
database and managing that. It is a permanent Add an article
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post
with handsome remuneration and fringe benefits.
I decided to try for Use synonyms
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job as I think I am very much competent for Linking Words
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because my educational background completely matches with Linking Words
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, and I have Linking Words
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work experience in Correct your spelling
extensive
this
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, I must enjoy the tasks that I have to perform if I have been recruited for Linking Words
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.
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circumstances, I am requesting you to provide meCorrect determiner usage
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a
letter of recommendation considering my Add the preposition
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performace
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performance
at
your courses and other characteristics.
Yours faithfully,
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