- •Introduction
- •Part I unit 1 portfolio
- •1. Lead-in
- •Tomsk polytechnic university
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Tips for good e-mail style
- •3. Email Layout
- •Email samples
- •I nformal Formal
- •5. Guidelines
- •6. Writing styles
- •8. Task assignments
- •9. Additional Resources
- •Unit 3 employment correspondence
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Employment correspondence – guidelines
- •3. Application form- tips
- •4. Application form – sample (Weatherford)
- •5. Cover letters
- •7.1. Page format
- •7.2. Guidelines
- •7.3. Basic rules
- •7.4. Layout
- •7.5. Cover (prospecting) letter - sample
- •This cover letter is intended for the recipient only and is private communication not intended for forwarding.
- •7.6. Words and phrases
- •7.7. Exercises
- •8.2 Layout
- •8.3 Resume format
- •8.4 Resume sample alexey vasiliev
- •8.5 Resume software
- •8.6 Exercises
- •8.7 Additional resources
- •9. Self-assessment - cv (Curriculum Vitae)
- •10. Case study
- •Part II unit 4 poster presentation
- •1. Lead-in
- •3. Layout
- •5. Exercises
- •Unit 6 job interviewing
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Job Hunting
- •5. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •6. Exercises
- •7. Thank you letter
- •7.1 Thank you letter tips
- •7.2 Layout
- •7.3 Words and phrases
- •Unit 6 power point presentations
- •1. Lead-in
- •Designing an effective PowerPoint
- •Basic Rules!!!
- •Structuring your presentation
- •Classical model
- •5. Key phrases and words
- •Speech presentation
- •6. Additional resources
- •Teaching notes to individual units
- •II Writing Approach
- •Page Layout
- •Expression & Intonation
- •Emoticons, Smileys, and Body Language
- •3.6 Cover letter
- •3.6 Prospecting letter
- •1. Compile sentences using the following words. Don’t forget the word order in an English sentence.
- •What exactly is a poster presentation?
- •2. What exactly is the "presentation" part of a poster presentation?
- •3. What will the people viewing my poster be expecting from it?
- •IV. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •7.6 Thank you letter
- •Appendix I Proposal Presentation Criteria for Evaluation
- •Appendix II
- •Appendix III
- •Appendix IV
- •References
3. Application form- tips
Complete all requested information – don’t leave anything blank. If you don’t know the details, bring the application home and return it when it’s completed.
Write clearly and neatly –use black or blue ink
Check for spelling and grammatical errors – proofread your job application form before turning it in.
List your most recent job first –when completing employment information.
List your most recent education first – include vocational schools and training programs as well as college and high school.
References don’t necessarily have to be professional – if you have volunteered you can use members of the organizations that you have helped or if you are a student use your teachers. In all cases, ask for permission prior to using the person for a reference.
Don’t forget to sign your application!!
4. Application form – sample (Weatherford)
Print, practice filling out this job application form, and use it as a guide when completing applications for employment.
INSTRUCTIONS: Print clearly in black or blue ink. Answer all questions. Sign and date the form.
Objective (vacancy, practice) |
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Name |
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Date of birth |
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Citizenship |
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Address |
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Contacts |
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Phones \ 1. Cell \ 2. Home \ |
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Martial status |
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Education |
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Date |
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Name of university |
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Training \ courses (period, course’s name, company) |
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Languages (basic, intermediate, fluent) |
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Computer skills |
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Have you got international passport? |
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Preference: relocation or rotation? |
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Do you hold a driving licence? ABCDE |
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Are your relatives employees or clients of company Weatherford? |
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Passport RF |
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Career Summary Period \ company \ position |
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I certify that information in this application is true and complete. I understand that false information may be grounds for not hiring me or for immediate termination of employment at any point in the future if I am hired. I authorize the verification of any or all information listed above.
Signature
Date
5. Cover letters
A cover letter typically accompanies each resume you send out. Your cover letter may make the difference between obtaining a job interview and having your resume ignored, so, it makes good sense to devote the necessary time and effort to writing effective cover letters.
A cover letter should complement, not duplicate your resume. Its purpose is to interpret the data-oriented, factual resume and add a personal touch. A cover letter is often your earliest written contact with a potential employer, creating a critical first impression.
There are three general types of cover letters:
application letter which responds to a known job opening
prospecting letter which inquires about possible positions
networking letter which requests information and assistance in your job search (in our case we will not be considering this type of letter).
6. Application letter
6.1. Page format
Should be an obvious companion to resume
Single space all elements
Double space between elements
Do not indent
Standard margins
Align vertically on page
6.2. Layout
6.3. Words and phrases
REFERENCE TO AD |
I see from your advertisement in the ___________ that you have a vacancy for a ______________________ |
It was with great interest to learn that your company is currently recruiting \ wises to recruit ___________________ |
It was with great interest that I read the advertisement for ______________ |
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STATE PURPOSE |
I should like \ i wish to apply fort the position of ___________________ |
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ENQUIRY ABOUT VACANCY |
I would be interested to learn \ know whether you have a vacancy for____ |
I am writing to enquire about the possibility of working for your company___ |
I am looking for a position in ____________________ |
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INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOB |
Please send me further details of the position. |
I would be obliged if you could forward a copy of the application form to me at the above address. |
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EXPERIENCE \QUALIFICATIONS |
For the past________ years I have been employed as a ___________ |
I was responsible for __________________ |
I was in charge of __________________ |
I specialize in _______________________________ |
This is a position for which I believe I am ideally suited. |
I gained wide experience in ___________________ in _____________ department at _______________(company) |
I have already acquired some experience in _______________ |
I speak fluent ___________________ I am fluent in ____________ |
I believe \ I am certain I have necessary training and qualities needed for the position of ___________________ |
I am eager to undertake new responsibilities in a challenging position. |
I am keen to broaden my knowledge in the field of____________- |
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RESUME |
I enclose \ attach a copy of my resume (CV) which will give you further particulars \ more complete details of my career to date. |
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CONCLUSION |
I will be happy to supply any other details you may require. |
I would greatly appreciate the opportunity of an interview. |
I can make myself available for interview at any time. |
I am available for interview at your convenience. |
I can only come to an interview on __________________. |
I shall be available from _________________ onwards. |
The names of two referees are given below. |
I look forward to hearing from you. Hoping for a favourable reply. |
6.4. Exercise-sample
Complete the application letter using the words from the box.
(Курс делового английского языка « Издательство Мир книги», 2007)
6.5. Class task
Read the following advertisement. Complete an application letter according to the layout, format and phrases and words.
6.6. Task assignment
Scan Internet to find an advertisement to your specialty. Write an application letter.
6.7. Additional Resources
www.applicantdos.htm (About Human Resources)
www. quintcareera. com covres
www. college grad.com
7. Cover (prospecting) letter
When applying for a job a cover letter (prospecting) should be sent or posted with your resume. Your cover letter should be specific to the position you are applying for, relating your skills and experience to those noted in the job posting. Your cover letter is your first (and best) chance to make a good impression!
An effective cover letter should explain the reasons for your interest in the organization and in the job you are applying for. Make sure that your letter explains how your skills relate to the criteria listed in the job posting.