Jul 1, 2017 · apply to: This is the idiom to use when you are putting yourself forward as a candidate for something such as a course of study, or a job. You apply to graduate school. …

In most job-application settings, the person "on the other side of an application" is a clerk, secretary, office worker, interviewer, owner, or employer. Particularly in small companies, the …

I am writing a cover letter for my job application, and I am not sure which preposition is proper to use at a sentence as below. "Hereby, I am applying for the position of AAA (position title) in B...

Feb 2, 2015 · 48 This is used primarily for job postings from countries which use languages with different words for the masculine and feminine job titles (like English actor/actress, …

Mar 19, 2019 · For example: An engineering graduate with great communication skills This seems to be common terminology in the US. I haven't seen it in the UK before (but I haven't applied …

I don't the know the exact receiver for the job.I don't even know the company's name because i found the job position online.I only know the email.How should i start the letter? I read that for …

Jul 12, 2017 · I've encountered corporate job postings that refer to the person seeking the job as the incumbent; I would be inclined to call them an applicant or candidate. Is it appropriate to …

1 To be very brief, polite and precise, you can use Thank you for the update. I look forward to hear about the status of my application.

Apr 12, 2019 · I am considering applying for a job, which is a one-year post. Contract duration in the Job announcement reads "available from September 2019 for 12 months". Does it mean …

Oct 16, 2012 · In practical and conventional terms, anything beyond Limited Working Proficiency requires fluency in all the categories Reading, Writing & Speaking. In order of proficiency, …