This is my a letter of self-introduction for applying for a volunteer.

hi all

this is my a letter of self-introduction for applying for a volunteer.

could you check grammars?

i cannot sure that.

thank you pleas :>

Introduction

My philosophy in life is to think of today as my last day of life. I think that I don’t need regret about the past or worry about my future in advance. I only need to enjoy my present and do my best. This value is of my strong points, I think. My greatest quality is a positive attitude, so I can make others feel good too. People always regard me in a friendly manner because of this character trait.

Motivation to Apply

I have two reasons to apply the volunteering. First, I am interested in activities of aiding some countries and people. I went overseas several times. Whenever go there, I saw many occasion in which the pool or black people did not treat equal. They begged for money or food, and had menial tasks like opening the doors, cleaning the table, and so on. From that, I always thought that "If all people would simply help each other regardless of a prejudice and discrimination, people would be so much happier than now." It is similar in the Development Assistance Committee's intend. Therefore, I think, I hope to learn a great deal just from participating in this forum by a volunteer. Second, I want to set more specific plans. For that, I need to have various experiences on site. I want to be a good supporter for the world, but It is an indefinite plan, not a specific plan. Also, I do not know well what can I do for those and what I have the most interest in. However, If I have this opportunity, I could get more efficient information, and it could help me not only to find what I want to do but also set more specific goals. I think It is important for me to have field experience. It is definitely different from studying theoretical principles. Those are why I apply for this High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness.

Activity and Career

I have always tried to have a variety of educational experiences, so I have participated in various activities as follows.

<Volunteer work>

2007.05~2008.12 Library for the blind in Korea: reading Braille books and recoding

2008.12~2009.01 Volunteer activity in Melbourne (CVA): Protection of the environment

<Travel>

2008.08~2008.09 Vsit Europe for the project <Fair TRADE>

2008.10~2008.11 Visit East-Southern Asia for experience of culture: Hongkong, Macau, Malaysia

2009~ Backpacking - Japan, Vietnam, Sydney

<Career>

2008.07~2008.12 ooo: Registration, VIP support

2009.08~2011.04 Career for student department at ooo: Planning event for recruiting

2011.04~2011.08 Human resource team in ooo: Personnel affairs

From the experiences, I could gain various lessons for my life. First, I could see more the world, and add to my knowledge about other people and other places. Second, while I have backpacked alone, I could learn flexibility and adaptability too. Finally, through these travels, I have learned how to work across multiple disciplines and develop team spirit, especially from my volunteer experience. In addition I was a member of a broadcasting club in my university. Through the club I developed an active social life while following seniors and leading juniors. Also I worked as a house-attendant in ooo. From that role, I learned various service skills and I gain a practical know-how about handling problems in a crisis. After graduation, I worked as a administrator at ooo, and as a human resource team member at ooo. This work experience will be very helpful in supporting for this High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness.