Unit 7 Resumes and Application Letters课件.ppt

Unit 7 Resumes and Application Letters;Lesson 2 Application Letters Warming-up Answer the following questions: 1. Have you ever written an application letter? 2. Can you tell what an application letter is? 3. When do people write an application letter? when looking for a job 4. Who often write application letters? graduate students; job hunters… ;Basic Structure of Lesson 2;Looking Ahead (Aims and Contents) Get the personal information from an application letter. Understand what should be included in an application letter. Remember some useful expressions related to an application letter. Write an application letter correctly and appropriately. ;Approaching the Topic Exercises 1-4 (pp. 91-94 ) Exe: 1-2;Exe. 3 (The underlined sentences should be deleted.);Exe. 4 (The following is the reference.);Ready to Write 1. Learning Focus An application letter for a job or a position is one type of business letter, which should include the following three parts: Introductory part: Identify the job or the position you are applying for as well as where you learned about the information. Body: List your qualifications, including relevant courses, honors, work experience, and any other information that highlights your unique qualities. Closing: Tell when you will be available for an interview and refer your readers to your resume. It provides the ways to contact you, such as your telephone number, mobile phone number or e-mail address.;2. Useful Expressions 1) Expressions for the introductory part (1) In answer to your advertisement in today’s China Daily for an English teacher, I offer myself as a candidate for the post. (2) The sales job which you describe in your advertisement in the Mirror of June 12 is one for which I can show you some excellent qualifications. (3) I realize, of course, that you have made no advertisement and that therefore there is not likely to be any immediate vacancy, but I would be most grateful if I could be considered for the post of