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英文求職信落款篇一
i would like to inquire about the position of laboratory research assistant in the field of biochemistry that you advertised in newspaper on december 12.
i am twenty-eight years old. in 1986 i received my m.s. in chemistry from the university of california. as a student i took many chemistry and biology courses a few of which are listed here:
general chemistry
organic chemistry
physical chemistry
biochemistry - two years
analytical chemistry - both organic and inorganic
as i was a graduate student, i worked as a research assistant for dr. john williams, professor of biochemistry, university of california. during this time i assisted dr. williams in basic research concerning the phosphates cycle in metabolism. i can supply u with a copy of the resulting paper at your request.
since my graduation i have been employed by boston university as an assistant professor. i have continued my research in this time, and several of my papers have been published in new york. my immediate superior, dr. william larson, has indicated his willingness to provide my with a reference.
i feel that i have sufficient education and experience in my background to fulfill the qualifications for your position. i hope that you will schedule me for an interview at your earliest convenience.
sincerely yours,
參考譯文：
敬啟者：
我意欲應(yīng)征貴公司于十二月十二日在xx報刊登招聘生物化學(xué)實驗室助理研究員一職。
我現(xiàn)年28歲，一九八六年畢業(yè)于加州大學(xué)化學(xué)專業(yè)，獲理學(xué)碩士。在校期間，曾選讀過很多有關(guān)化學(xué)和生物方面課程，略列如下：
普通化學(xué)
有機化學(xué)
物理化學(xué)
生物化學(xué)兩年
分析化學(xué)（有機與無機）
在研究所研讀時，曾擔(dān)任過加州大學(xué)生物化學(xué)教授約翰·威廉斯博士的助教。在此期間，曾協(xié)助威廉斯博士從事新陳代謝中磷光循環(huán)之基礎(chǔ)研究。如貴公司有意聘雇本人的話，當(dāng)可寄上成績單一份，供作參考。
自研究所畢業(yè)后，即受聘波士頓大學(xué)，擔(dān)任副教授，仍繼續(xù)從事研究工作，并在紐約發(fā)表過幾篇論又。我的上司威廉·拉森博士，愿意為我提供介紹信。
我受過良好教育，且有經(jīng)驗，深信能夠擔(dān)任貴公司的研究工作，故希望貴公司盡早代為安排接見事宜。
xx啟
英文求職信落款篇二
dear sir,
i would like to inquire about the position of laboratory research assistant in the field of biochemistry that you advertised in on december 12.
i am twenty-eight years old. in 1986 i received my m.s. in chemistry from the university of california. as a student i took many chemistry and biology courses a few of which are listed here:
general chemistry
organic chemistry
physical chemistry
biochemistry-two years
analytical chemistry- both organic and inorganic
as i was a graduate student, i worked as a research assistant for williams, professor of biochemistry , university of california. during this time i assisted dr. williams in basic research concerning the phosphotase cycle in metabolism. i can supply you with a copy of the resulting paper at your request.
since my graduation i have been employed by boston university as an assistant professor. i have continued my research in this time, and several of my papers have been published in new york. my immediate superior, dr. william larson, has indicated his willingness to provide me with a reference.
i feel that i have sufficient education and experience in my background to fulfill the qualifications for your position. i hope that you will schedule me for an interview at your earliest convenience.
sincerely yours,
英文求職信落款篇三
job application
may 22nd
dear mr. cavendish,
i saw your advertisement in the local paper this evening，and i wonder if you would consider me for a job as a waiter this summer. i am seventeen years old and at present i am studying english and economics. when i leave school, i hope to take a course in hotel management. during the school holidays last summer, i worked as a waiter at the central hotel. the headwaiter there, mr. macintosh, will be pleased to send you a recommendation for me.
i would prefer to work in your hotel in filey because it is near my home. however, if there isn’t any job there for me, perhaps you could consider me for the scarborough hotel.
i would be pleased if you will send me information about the pay and conditions of the job to be offered. i will be free to begin work in the fourth week of july when the school holidays start.
yours sincerely,
peter tuck
