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Dear [Hiring Manager],

I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my interest in the Marketing
Coordinator position as advertised on your company's website. Please find my attached resume
and cover letter for your consideration.

I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my skills and experiences align with the needs
of your team. Thank you for considering my application.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

Subject: Interview Invitation for Marketing Coordinator Position

Dear [Applicant],

Thank you for your application. We are impressed with your qualifications and would like to
invite you for an interview on [date] at [time]. The interview will take place at our office located
at [address].

Please confirm your availability for the interview.

Best regards,
[Hiring Manager]

Subject: Request for Supervision Assistance

Dear [Teacher's Name],

I hope this email finds you well. My name is [Your Name], and I am currently [mention your
course or program] in your [specific class or subject] class. I am writing to request your
supervision for [provide details about the nature of supervision, e.g., a research project,
independent study, etc.].

I have chosen this topic because [briefly explain your motivation or the relevance of the project].
I believe your expertise in [mention the teacher's area of expertise] would greatly enhance the
quality and depth of my work.

I have already taken the following steps to prepare for this project:

1. Conducted preliminary research on [specific aspects of your project].


2. Outlined my initial approach and methodology.
3. Identified potential challenges and areas where I may need guidance.

I am reaching out to you because I value your insights and guidance, and I believe your
supervision would contribute significantly to the success of my project. I am committed to
meeting regularly to discuss my progress, address any concerns, and ensure that the project
aligns with your expectations.

Could we please schedule a convenient time for an initial meeting to discuss this further? I am
available [suggest a few time slots that work for you], but I am flexible and can adjust my
schedule to accommodate yours.

Thank you very much for considering my request. I appreciate your time and guidance.

Looking forward to your positive response.

Best regards,

[Your Full Name]

Task two:

Identify the branch of ESP in each scenario

 Scenario: Students are asked to write a proposal for a research paper on a topic related to
their field of study.
 Tasks: They need to articulate the research question, provide a brief literature review,
outline the methodology, and explain the significance of their proposed study.
 Scenario: Students are required to prepare and deliver a presentation on a research
project related to their academic discipline at a conference.
 Tasks: This scenario involves creating a visually engaging presentation, using academic
language to convey research findings, and responding to questions from an audience. It
incorporates both academic and professional presentation skills.

 Scenario: Students participate in an internship related to their academic field and are
required to write a comprehensive report about their experiences and the skills gained.
 Tasks: They need to use industry-specific vocabulary, describe their tasks and
responsibilities, and reflect on how their academic knowledge was applied in a real-world
setting.

 Scenario: Students prepare for and participate in mock job interviews related to their
academic field.
 Tasks: This involves crafting resumes, cover letters, and preparing for interview
questions that are both academically and professionally relevant. Students practice
articulating their academic achievements in a way that aligns with occupational
expectations.

"English for Specific Purposes (ESP) is not just a language course; it's a tailored journey
that equips learners with the linguistic precision to navigate the intricate landscapes of
their chosen fields, transforming language from a tool into a strategic asset for professional
success." Discussp

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