外貿(mào)英語的求職信范文

　　英語專業(yè)都會找與英語相關(guān)的職業(yè)，那你知道外貿(mào)英語求職信該怎么寫嗎?下面就讓學(xué)習(xí)啦小編帶大家看看一系列外貿(mào)英語的求職信范文。望大家采納。

　　外貿(mào)英語的求職信范文篇一

　　Dear sir/madame,

　　Your advertisement for a network foreign trade business on november interested me.Because the position you described sounds pretty good like a kind of job i'm seeking.

　　I've ever worked on the foreign trade business in shenzhen for two years.On the one hand i was tracking the goods which were exported abroad,on the other hand i was developing the foreign customer.And also i'm a vice president's assistant.

　　I was responsible for the main business in this company,such as automobile parts,arranging the meeting,translation the english documents and so on.I'm able to communicate with foreign customer by phone,emial,face to face.My english is pretty good.

　　I looking forward to have a chance to attend you for an interview.

　　Enclose is my resume,if you have any additional information,please contact me freely.

　　Thanks and best regards.

　　Yours faithfully.

　　外貿(mào)英語的求職信范文篇二

　　Dear Sir/Madam,

　　My name is Liu and I will graduate from XiHua University in the year of 2016. My major is secretary in English department.

　　It’s my great pleasure to have this opportunity to improve our mutual understanding. During the three –year college study，I tried my best to learn all kinds of knowledge，and weigh the hard work of my teachers and myself; I have mastered English listening，speaking，writing and reading skills.

　　Moreover，I have a good command of Business English and the basic theory，public relationship of secretary.Meanwhile, in order to enlarge my knowledge, I always read some newspapers and magazines about business and trade，and I used to do some representative of business in my spare time. At the same time, I learnt computer skills during my summer vacation，and now I’m familiar with Office 2000. It is my three –year college life that makes me form my life attitude. Also my three-year college life that makes me rich in knowledge，and it’s also my three-year college life that makes me form my life attitude. Honesty, Trust, Diligence is principle of how to be a man.

　　As a college graduate，I believe “where there is a will, there is a way”, and I will try my best to do a good job in my business. So I sincerely hope that I can make a position in your company so that I can serve for the company in the future.

　　Yours faithfully,

　　Liu

　　外貿(mào)英語的求職信范文篇三

　　Gentlemen，

　　I wish to apply for the position of editorial assistant advertised in JobsPower.com.

　　I have had considerable editorial experience and am familiar with proofreading， rewriting， and production， as well as the more creative aspects of this type of work. I should like to summarize briefly my experience:

　　1978-1980

　　For two years I was employed as managing editor on an ABC weekly newspaper having a circulation of about 30，000. Here I did a great deal of original writing， wrote the headlines， and worked directly with the printer in setting up the paper.

　　1974-1978

　　Previous to 1978 I worked as assistant editor in Baker International Guide Book， where my duties consisted chiefly of reading proof and rewriting， as well as composing lengthy articles and shorter item.

　　1972-1974

　　I also worked as assistant editor on a trade journal in the food field the Dairy Weekly， where my tasks were similar to those described above， but also included a great deal of interviewing and personal contact with members of the industry.

　　All in all， I have had eight years of business experience， and am familiar with all phases of office routine. At present I am employed as promotion manager on an advertising magazine， the future of which is so uncertain as to make its employees desirous of securing a foothold in a more firmly established organization.

　　I was graduated from Boston College in June， 1979 with honors， after six years of attendance in the evening session， while working full-time during the day. I majored in English literature and am continuing my studies in this field at present at Thornton University， where I expect to receive my master's degree in June， 1985. At Boston I was for two years managing editor of the evening session newspaper.

　　As much as I should like to join your organization， it would not be advisable for me to do so for less that ，500， which is my present salary.

　　I shall be able to call for an interview at your convenience， and shall be able to supply any necessary or examples of my previous work.

　　Yours truly