You are going to another country to study. You would like to do a part-time job while you are studying, so you want to ask a friend who lives there for some help. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter: give details of your study plans explain why you want to get a part-time job suggest how your friend could help you find a job

Dear Roger, I hope that
this
letter finds you well. Guess what! I'm going to Canada to do a Supply Chain course. As you know, I love the logistics area and since you moved to Canada I'm inspired to follow your path. My studies will begin in February and,
although
I've saved money to pay my studies fees, I need to find a job to support my costs for 2 years, when
finally
I will take my certification and find a better position. In order to cover
this
economic necessity, I was wondering if you can help me to find a part-time job with your networking. By the way, I have experience in your area, which has a dense demand in Toronto, so if I find a job in that city, will be easier to go to university and to work. I am looking forward to your answer. Best wishes, Franklin Vale.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Educational aspirations
  • Work experience
  • Financial independence
  • Resume (or CV)
  • Local job market
  • International student
  • Legal requirements
  • Student work permit
  • Employment trends
  • Time management
  • Networking
  • A part-time position
  • Balance studies and work
  • Job hunting strategies
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