An application for the post of a clerk.
Formal Letter Writing.
96, Sonia Apartment,
7G, Rainbow colony,
M.G. Road,
Dharavi,
Mumbai - 400017.
13th February, 2021.
To
The Manager,
The New Press,
Chennai - 600010.
Sir,
I learned from an advertisement in “The Times of India” dated February 12, 2021, that you are in need of a clerk in your press, and I wish to apply for the position.
Regarding my qualifications, I passed the Matriculation Examination of Mumbai University in 2004, with Mathematics as my optional subject. For the past one year, I have been employed as a clerk at Apple Co., Mahim.
I am an energetic person with good communication skills and am ready to achieve any target set by your esteemed company. I am 26 years old and would be prepared to accept the clerk's position in your press if the salary is reasonable.
I have enclosed copies of my resume for your review.
Yours faithfully,
xyz.
Difficult Words & Meanings:
- Clerk: A person employed in an office or bank to keep records, manage accounts, and perform other routine administrative tasks.
- Formal Letter: A letter written in a professional language and a specific format for official or business purposes.
- Advertisement: A public notice or announcement, often paid, promoting a product, service, or opportunity (like a job).
- Press: (In this context) A company or establishment that prints newspapers, books, magazines, etc.
- Qualification(s): Skills, experience, or achievements that make someone suitable for a particular job or role.
- Matriculation Examination: An examination that, if passed, allows entry to a university or college (often equivalent to a high school diploma). * Optional Subject: A course of study that a student can choose from a list, rather than one that is compulsory.
- Employed: Having a paid job; working for a person or company.
- Esteemed: Highly respected and admired.
- Reasonable: Fair, sensible, and not excessive.
- Enclosed: Placed inside an envelope or package along with something else.
- Resume (or Résumé): A document summarizing a person's education, work experience, and qualifications, typically sent with a job application.
- Faithfully (Yours faithfully): A formal closing for a letter, used when you start with "Dear Sir/Madam" or a similar general salutation where you don't know the recipient's name.
- Position: A job or role within a company or organization.
- Regarding: Concerning or about a particular subject.