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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Letter Writing
cabin crew cover letter
Hi 
I would really appreciate if someone could take a look on my cover letter which I posted here:
I am trying to find job in a country of my fiancé but I dont speak the language of that country at all. So, I was thinking that applying for flying attendant position is the only one way how I could leave in his country, make money and learn the language at the same time.
This is kind of urgent for me because the deadline for submitting the application is close, so, please anyone help me out.
Is this cover letter OK? Do you found it interesting? I have small experience in writing this kind of stuff and I really need some advice on this.
Thank you very much in advance.
Sincerely,
Maria
I would really appreciate if someone could take a look on my cover letter which I posted here:
I am trying to find job in a country of my fiancé but I dont speak the language of that country at all. So, I was thinking that applying for flying attendant position is the only one way how I could leave in his country, make money and learn the language at the same time.
This is kind of urgent for me because the deadline for submitting the application is close, so, please anyone help me out.
Is this cover letter OK? Do you found it interesting? I have small experience in writing this kind of stuff and I really need some advice on this.
Thank you very much in advance.
Sincerely,
Maria
Top answer
Hi Maria, first of all i think you should do a little course in the language in the country of which your fiance live. This will give you a better chance of adjusting to the country and its people. Applying for a flight attendant can be very difficult but, neverless you can try.
- Hi Maria, first of all i think you should do a little course in the language in the country of which your fiance live.
- This will give you a better chance of adjusting to the country and its people.
- Applying for a flight attendant can be very difficult but, neverless you can try.
- Good luck.
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Hi Maria, first of all i think you should do a little course in the language in the country of which your fiance live. This will give you a better chance of adjusting to the country and its people. Applying for a flight attendant can be very difficult but, neverless you can try. Good luck.
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