You recently noticed a local restaurant that was offering a part-time job. Write a letter to the restaurant’s manager. In your letter, – explain that you would like to apply for the job – give some details of any relevant experience that you have – specify the days and times that would suit you

Dear Sir / Madam, I am writing to you to express my interest in your job advertisement for a chef that I saw posted on the local village board. As I have currently moved to Brenton as a qualified chef, I would
therefore
like to apply for
this
position. I noticed from the description that you require someone who can both cook creatively and healthily, and who can communicate with and effectively manage staff.
Moreover
, my previous role was as an assistant chef at Brew’s restaurant in London, where I was responsible for preparing all the dishes on the restaurant’s menu and coming up with inventive recipes to present to the head cook. I am
also
a person
this
despite interested in healthy living and
this
is always reflected in how I cook.
As a result
, I was responsible at the former hotel for managing the cleaning and serving staff at the restaurant, in which capacity I found I was able to build good working relationships with all the staff in my responsibility. I noticed that
this
is a part-time post. My preferred days for working would be Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons and evenings.
In addition
, I would be available until late at night on those days and I would
also
be able to work two Saturdays of each month.
Lastly
, With prior notice, I could work on Sundays. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Please let me know if you require any
further
information. Yours sincerely, Marisa Thompson
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Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Part-time job
  • Hospitality industry
  • Culinary courses
  • Customer service skills
  • Operational hours
  • Flexibility
  • Communication skills
  • Team spirit
  • Reputation
  • Cuisine
  • Eager
  • References
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