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Orga Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Capacity

When someone asks his former lecturer for a reference letter, he can say the capacity or the relationship between him and the lecturer is in academic or lecturer. If the referee is his boss, he can simply choose "employer". What if the referee is the head of another department at his institution where he works for? He sometimes works with the department too. Can we call the referee "Senior Colleague?" Thank you.
  

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Orga What if the referee is the head of another department at his institution where he works for? He sometimes works with the department too. " Thank you.

— Mister Micawber

  • Orga What if the referee is the head of another department at his institution where he works for?
  • He sometimes works with the department too.
  • " Thank you.
  • Yes, that sounds good.
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OrgaWhat if the referee is the head of another department at his institution where he works for? He sometimes works with the department too. Can we call the referee "Senior Colleague?" Thank you.
Yes, that sounds good.
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Sir, I have another question. There is a declaration that I should make, it says:
"I confirm that I am not currently employed (and have not been employed since 1 July 2013) in a permanent or temporary role, in the following organisations: - Her Majesty's Government, - the British Council, - the Association of Commonwealth Universities"

The choices is YES or NO.

If I am not c
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OrgaIf I am not currently employed in any of those organisations, I should just choose 'YES", right?
Right.
Orga What do you think
I see what you mean, but here you are saying 'Yes, I confirm that....'.
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Thank you very much, Sir.
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