关于找工作的英语作文
It's said that Chinese students lack working and real-life experience.
So the first thing in my mind for job is one that can give me enough experience.Second,in order to make a warm-up for my future work,I want to get a job that relates to my major in university.Third,I want to improve my ability of communicating. So these are my goals in finding a job.
Before I go to realise it,I should make full preparations for it.First of all,I will determine what I want to do.It comes to my mind to be a personal teacher. Because it meets all my expectations.I major English in school,so I can use what I learn.Besides,I can really find a stranger to talk to and to study with.If I did well,I should be thanked and give another person some help.
Last but not least,being a personal teacher can get a good salary.
求职信：
dear Sir or Madam,
I have learned from the newspaper that you are employing a manager assistant.I am very much interested in the position.
I am a senior at the Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade ,majoring in business management.Having obtained certificates of CET-4 and CET-6,academic scholarship each year and being the top student ,I find myself fluent in both spoken and written English. In addition,I am also quite familiar with computer skills.Furthermore,you will find me a good team palyer,self-motived and eager to learn.I believe I can be of great value to your company.
Enclosed please find my resume.
I should be most grateful to you if you would give me favorable consideration and would arrange an interview with me.
Yous sincerely
Liming
作文：英语范文：为什么大学生找工作难
JOB PROBLEMS FOR GRADUATES
According to the statistics, only 58% of college graduates could find jobs in their specialties. Why do college graduates find it increasingly difficult to get a rewarding job? JOOZONE.COM
One reason perhaps is that many colleges and universities fail to adapt their courses to the development of economy. Degree courses offered in these institutions of higher learning are so outdated, irrelevant and impractical that the students themselves find it hard to translate their book knowledge into real job skills. Second, there is an oversupply of graduates in certain specialties.
So many of them can not enter the professions for which they are trained. College graduates are valuable resources in our country. The problems they encounter in job hunting deserve more attention.
