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| Question You have read the following information from a British university, and have decided to apply for a course:
Write your letter of application to the Admissions Officer. (about 250 words) |
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Name: Jolanta P.
CAE Student, Poland Dear Mr. Admission Officer {1}, I am writing to apply for your two year degree in teaching English at university level. At present I am a teacher of English and of the {***} Computer Science in the primary school here, in Lutynia. I am keen to improve my English as this is not only my hobby but also a strong need. In addition, I feel half-way to achieve the goal {2} . Ten years ago I was a university teacher of Computer Science and things went great but I lived with my family in the Hotel for Scientist. The present school offered me a flat in a small house surrounded by gardens and a garage for taking the position of a teacher {3}. Up to now, I have specialized in the both subjects. I graduated {***} {4} Technical University of Wroclaw, Department of Foreign Languages and the Academy of Economics, Department of Computer Science with {***} {5} Master {6} degree. {7}Three yeas ago I was in America where I translated the film makers {8}. I have worked for three years as a Polish teacher for UNESCO. Moreover, I translate a lot {9} for doctors, scientists, computer programmers and travel guides. At present, I am preparing for the CAE exam so that my English is at the advanced level, I guess {10}. I am particularly interested in completing {***} {11}your university as it is famous all over the word. I you wish Ms.J.Forde can give you the {12} reference. I hope you will give my application serous consideration and look forward to hearing from you. {***} Yours faithfully Jolanta Pietraszko |
| Feedback This letter has been organised appropriately. Most of the points made are relevant to the task. For this makeover I have concentrated on the following points: 1. Spelling - there are a number of typing errors. This is natural but it highlights the importance of proofreading work carefully in the exam so you don't lose marks unnecessarily. 2. Articles. 3. Register. These types of letter require a fairly formal register so you need to avoid expressions that might sound too casual to the reader. Best of luck in the exam! Fiona Joseph 7.11.00 |
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