Mathematics, 12.05.2021 14:50 ramireztony741

Church Cottage Livermore Road
Benford
Wiltshire
1 May 2011
Dear Sir or Madame
I wish to apply for the post of office asistant that was advertised in last
wednesday's Daily Star
I left collage last summer with Level One certificates in basic accounts and
keyboard skills. I then started work part time in september at Longley's
Garage in Bassingford and I worked their for six months before being made
redundant. My job involved entering data into the computer system, fileing
and photocopying
I am now looking for a full-time job witch offers me the chance to learn new
computer skills and develop my career.
In my spare time i enjoy swiming and going to the cinema with freinds. I have
just past my driving test and my own transport.
I enclose a copy of my cv and look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours faithfully
David Grey

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Church Cottage Livermore Road
Benford
Wiltshire
1 May 2011
Dear Sir or Mada...