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Re: Correct order of professional titles after name

Clive — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 19:56:10 GMT

Hi,

I have a BSC (hons) degree and a SAC Dip, the degree was first then the diploma but I am in the process of joining goverening bodies for my profession. I am wondering what order do i need to write these titles in and also do i use the titles when filling in forms such as a passport or job application or do i just use them when writing letters. I am confused and cannot find any where online that provides the information.

The principle of 'lowest first, highest last' was suggested earlier in this thread.

I am currently renewing my passport, and I can tell you that, at least in Canada, educational information is not asked for.

For a job application, in my experience, educational qualifications are dealt with on one's resume/CV.

Generally speaking, people don't seem to list such things after their name when writing letters, with the occasional exceptuion of a doctorate. I guess it woud ultimately depend on what type of letter you are writing, and to whom.

Again generally speaking, such things are more commonly mentioned if you work in an academic setting.

Best wishes, Clive

Re: Pls I need help for my letter of application

Clive — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 15:17:27 GMT

Hi,

Yes, you do write very well.

I've suggested some changes.

Clive

To whom it may concern <<< Never start with this. Say 'Dear Sir or Madam,' if you don't know the person's name.

With reference to your advertisement inserted in the â***â of November 5^th, I should like to apply for the position of Business Travel Coordinator.

As you will see from my enclosed CV, I graduated from the University of *** in 2000 with a degree in Tourism Studies. I also have practical training in all aspects of tourism. I have been working as a European Tour Guide since 1998 for *** Tours, which is based in Spain. Prior to this, I worked as a freelance travel agent. I hold certificates in computer graphics and word-processing. Furthermore, I speak fluent French, Italian and Chinese.

I have a smart appearance, I am friendly, organised and patient and I am used to working under pressure and to a deadline.

As my references show, I have been very popular with many of the clients who specifically asked for me to be their travel coordinator on tours they went on.

I believe the post you offer will give me the chance to strengthen and deepen my stock of knowledge, and that in return I will be an asset to your business.

I will be glad to supply you with any further information you may need and to attend an interview at any time convenient to you.

Yours sincerely,

Re: Yours truly, Jane Doe

Jackson6612 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 21:12:11 GMT

Feebs11 wrote:
Jackson6612 wrote:
Please make corrections/edits to the following application/letter. There are also some questions in superscipt position, please answer them.

To,

                   The Vice Chancellor,

                   University of Chandrapore,

                   Chandrapore.

Subject:       APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF LECTURER (PHYSICS)

Respected Sir,   [Is this a normal method of greeting in your culture? Here the accepted norm would be "Dear Vice Chancellor"; It would not be usual for the Vice Chancellor to be recruiting new staff] Yes, you are correct that Vice Chancellor won't recruiting new staff himslf or reading this application. But whom should I address this application to then?

                 I came to know through the reliable recourses ^{Can't I use resources here instead of recourses?} [what do you mean by this? Advertisements? The grapevine?] ^{I just mean any source of information}.that you have some vacancies [there is only one post indicated = "Lecturer (Physics)]. ~~for service of above mention post. As such~~ I qualify for this Grade [position] and would like to ~~I offer my service~~s apply for this post. ~~My experience and qualification will fit the position of this required post.~~



                       ~~I am capable of accepting new challenges in ever changing environment.~~

          ~~So I shall be grateful to you if you give me a chance for the service of above~~

          ~~mention post.~~



                       My CV and other documents are enclosed herewith for your ~~kind~~ consideration. ~~and favourable response please.~~ I hope that you will consider my application and shall look forward to hearing from you.

                                                                                                          Yours ~~truly,~~faithfully ^{Should there be a comma between Yours and faithfully?}

                                                                                                          Jane Doe

                                                     ^{1: Is it correct to write date here?} Dated: 18th Aug, 2006

Address:

             C/O^2: ^{what does C/O mean here?}. Mr. John Doe (Late)   "care of" [nb "Late" indicates that Mr John Doe is dead, so he cannot be used as someone to whom correspondence is sent. I know C/O means ''care of'' but what is the purpose of using it here?

             Malgudi, Street #17^3: ^{Can I write I just Street 17?},Malgudi Road, Chandrapore. [This must be a local term - you will have to decide]

Contact No:
          Res. (091)-454-5435  Cell. (359)-335-3554                                                                   

Hi Feebs,

My comments are appearing in yellowgreen in the above post. I know it's hard to answer such a thing, especially when the

width of text doesn't fit on screen.

Re: Yours truly, Jane Doe

Feebs11 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 20:41:13 GMT

Jackson6612 wrote:
Please make corrections/edits to the following application/letter. There are also some questions in superscipt position, please answer them.

To,

                   The Vice Chancellor,

                   University of Chandrapore,

                   Chandrapore.

Subject:       APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF LECTURER (PHYSICS)

Respected Sir,   [Is this a normal method of greeting in your culture? Here the accepted norm would be "Dear Vice Chancellor"; It would not be usual for the Vice Chancellor to be recruiting new staff]

                 I came to know through the reliable recourses [what do you mean by this? Advertisements? The grapevine?] that you have some vacancies [there is only one post indicated = "Lecturer (Physics)]. ~~for service of above mention post. As such~~ I qualify for this Grade [position] and would like to ~~I offer my service~~s apply for this post. ~~My experience and qualification will fit the position of this required post.~~



                       ~~I am capable of accepting new challenges in ever changing environment.~~

          ~~So I shall be grateful to you if you give me a chance for the service of above~~

          ~~mention post.~~



                       My CV and other documents are enclosed herewith for your ~~kind~~ consideration. ~~and favourable response please.~~ I hope that you will consider my application and shall look forward to hearing from you.

                                                                                                          Yours ~~truly,~~faithfully

                                                                                                          Jane Doe

                                                     ^{1: Is it correct to write date here?} Dated: 18th Aug, 2006

Address:

             C/O^2: ^{what does C/O mean here?}. Mr. John Doe (Late)   "care of" [nb "Late" indicates that Mr John Doe is dead, so he cannot be used as someone to whom correspondence is sent.
             Malgudi, Street #17^3: ^{Can I write I just Street 17?},Malgudi Road, Chandrapore. [This must be a local term - you will have to decide]

Contact No:
          Res. (091)-454-5435  Cell. (359)-335-3554                                                                   

Please check my motivation letter for PhD scholarship.Thanks!

Natka — Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:24:37 GMT

Hi All,

Can someone please check my motivation letter for a PhD scholarship? Is the content OK or I should be more specific in some parts. It's very important for me to get this scholarship, otherwise I wouldnât be able to continue to my PhD.

Thank you in advance for all comments.

Dear Sirs,

Iâm a (MK) PhD student, at the University 1, department 1. With this letter I would like to apply for PhD scholarship for foreign students.

I came here last year, as a result of collaboration between the Faculty 1, and Faculty 2, working in a project (project name). The aim of the project is developing and controlling orthoses for upper and lower limbs for elderly people, and people with neuromuscular disease. In this way the quality of their life and the social cost of these disabilities will be reduced. This orthoses can also be used in rehabilitation purposes. During my stay here, I meet a wonderful people, professors and colleges, who help me to accommodate here and to feel like home. I was also very satisfied with the working conditions here, and with the result that we accomplished on this project.

I have always been interested in research in bioengineering, especially if it is closely related with helping people. During my BSc studies I was involved in several project connected with bioengineering. But in my country, unfortunately, there is a very small chance to work in that field. The chance that I got here was like a dream that becomes true. Encouraged from all the colleges and professors from department at the faculty, with whom I worked, an also with support from my family, I decided to enter the PhD research program at the University 1. I successfully pass the PhD exam, and was elected as one of the students who can participate in PhD research program at this university.

My plans now are to continue with hard work and to accomplished as much as possible in the field of bioengineering which is in function of improving human lives. I finally had a chance to use my theoretical knowledge practically.

Beside my research activities, I like to travel. I like your country, and during this year I learned a lot about her history and culture. I also attended language courses in order to learn your language and better understand your habits. Iâm also fluent in English, Serbian and Croatian. My previous working experience in an international multilanguage company helped me to easily adapt to new environment. I have also learned the commitment necessary for success as an individual and how to work as a team member.

Considering my qualifications and interests (exposed above and in my CV), I think that Iâm suitable person to get the scholarship, which will help me to continue with my research activities.

Yours faithfully,

Natasa.

teaching english in Beijing

Annli — Tue, 12 Jul 2005 08:24:37 GMT

1. Teach English to children from 0 to 5 years oldchemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />>>

2. Native English speakers only>>

3. Honesty, energetic, dependable, attentive, patient, and showing respect to children >>

4. Team-oriented>>

5. Undergraduate degree from a recognized university>>

6. Experience teaching or working with children preferred, but not essential>>

7. Have the ability to successfully communicate with parents, volunteers and the public.>>

8. We will give full consideration to all applicants whom are willing to sign a long term (at least 6 month) contract
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Please send CV to huigentang@gmail.com >>