By Dates, Job Interview

Hi! Sorry, pls refer to the below for draft letter. Thks! Dear Sir/ Mdm, Pls find the attchment and hope to hear your good news soon, and i would like to have an interview after working hours ( or after 5pm) at weekdays. Thks! Date of Availability: One mth notice

As detailed below, I have to give my appreciation and comments on my attendence to the summit. Would you please check, add, delete or change in order to get a good feedback ( strengthen the vocabulary seems to be also important: I mean chose better words). Thanks to All. ...

They have told you to confirm attendence at this job interview, not just the summit, which you haven't done. "I would be very pleased to attend the interview with FMC SOFEC at the summit. I have attached to this e-mail an up-to-date copy of my resume."

Recently I have been invited to the africain summit scheduled for May 2007 by an Africain Organisation in London. They asked me to send my resume to an employer (Company) which will be participating to the summit, as you can see the e-mail below. I would like to to thank them for giving me this...

I have got a job interview this Wednesday,and I just want write a thanks letter.Pls help check it,Thanks advance!By the way: I think the American manager is not satisfy with my English presentation,is it proper if I mention it? Dear Manager, Thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss...

Nona, is this correct?? Thank you for inviting me to a Job interview in one week's time. Unfortunately I will not be able to attend it as have some matters to sort out before moving to France but will be available on any date after April the 1st. I apologise for any inconvenience this...

For your second paragraph you could say something like Thank you for inviting me to an interview on (date). Unfortunately I will not be able to attend on that date but will be available on any date after ..... I apologise for any inconvenience this causes.

I was asked the exact same question by my friend from Slovakia. To be "on time" is usually very important, usually refers to a specific deadline or arrangement, and usually comes at the end of the sentence. For example: "I must be at the job interview on time." "I must hurry,...

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Lcchang wrote: Dear teachers, When we studied English at school, we learned that to go out with a girl/ boy is having a "date". And, to meet someone for business or to go to a job interview is called an "appointment". What about meeting a friend who may be my best friend/ buddy? Say, if I...