Sample of letter of application

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Sample of cover letter

 
  Sample of letter of application - student2.ru

Appendix7. Criteria for letter assessment

Sample of letter of recommendation

Sample of letter of application - student2.ru

 
  Sample of letter of application - student2.ru

Sample of letter of complaint

Look through the letter of complaint and answer the following questions:

1) What is the topic of each paragraph?

2) Is it formal or informal letter? Is it mild or strong? Prove it.

3) Underline the mild / strong expressions, and then replace them with the appropriate expressions of opposite style. For example, if the letter is strong, underline strong expressions, and then replace them with the appropriate expressions of the mild style.

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Sample of memo

Read the memos and write the correct subject on the subject line of each memo.

Choose from the subjects given below.

Sample of letter of application - student2.ru

Sample of letter of application - student2.ru

a) Company health club b) New general manager c) New sales manager d) Closure of cafeteria e) Meeting postponed f) Conference rooms

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Sample of agenda

 
 
Our Venture: “Reading Across Ages” Meeting Agenda, February 1, 2005 Members Present: Keisha, Joe, Tara, Lia, Eli Purpose: To evaluate our first week of venture implementation and set our next priorities for planning our venture launch. Facilitator: Keisha Recorder: Lia Timekeeper: Joe Evaluator: Eli   Report: Check-in on last week’s priorities and assignments. (10 minutes) Publicity and Outreach: Tara Youth Recruitment: Joe Tutor Recruitment and Training: Eli School and Teacher Partnerships: Lia Fund-Raising, Finances and Supplies: Keisha Evaluation: Joe and Tara     Agenda Items: 1. (Discussion, 10 minutes) Update priority list from last week—cross off work completed, and carry over any work to this week. What needs to happen for next week? How is the work going? Successes and Challenges? Propos to stuff completed! 2. (Check-in, 5 minutes) Update our master calendar—add any new items, cross off work completed, revise some dates as needed. 3. (Discussion, 10 minutes) Challenges with finding enough youth tutors. Need group to brainstorm possible volunteers, different groups and schools to speak to about the program. 4. (Discussion, 10 minutes) Challenges working with one particular teacher—how to address some issues with working in classroom 301 at elementary school. 5. (Decision, 5 minutes) Group needs to approve the draft flyer for advertising program to youth participants. 6. Plan for next week (5 minutes): set preliminary agenda for next week’s meeting, solidify individual and/or committee assignments. 7. Evaluate (5 minutes): What worked, what didn’t?  


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