Work Experience Writing Research

Instructions

1. 1
   Type the letter on white or cream stationary using an acceptable business font, such as Ariel or Times New Roman.
2. 2
   Use a traditional salutation, such as "Dear Sir or Madam," and follow it with a subject header line that clearly states the intention of the letter (example: "Re: Request for Work Experience").
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3. 3
   Include in the first paragraph the intention of the letter, which is to obtain an unpaid position to gain work experience. Also, mention the reason for seeking the position and why this particular company was the letter writer's first choice. If referred to by a current employee, include the individual's name (example: "Jane Smith through I would be a great fit and believes this might be a mutually beneficial opportunity.")
4. 4
   Include in the second paragraph the name of the college or university, the name of the degree program, and mention relevant awards, certifications or academic achievements.
5. 5
   Include in the third paragraph the times and days available to work (example: "I am available Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Friday in the early evening."). Add contact details, such as an e-mail or a phone number. Also include the same contact information in the letterhead.
6. 6
   Type the closing of the letter by thanking the reader for his time. Finish the letter with the traditional, "Sincerely," and sign the letter in ink.

   
   

   I found this help page for writing a work experience email for university placement for a basic guide for me to by, for writing my own emails. Hopefully I will have better results.

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