I am writing to express my keen interest in the position you advertised in the
student paper. My academic background, combined with my experience in customer service, makes me a strong candidate for this role.
I am currently pursuing a degree in world literature at university, where I've
developed a better understanding of books written by all kinds of people. I have a particular passion for novels and travel literature. This academic focus has not only expanded my knowledge but also enhanced my critical thinking and analytical skills, which I believe are valuable in a bookshop setting. While I do not have direct bookstore experience, I have a solid foundation in customer service. I have previously worked in a café, providing excellent service to customers and in a sports shop, where I gained practical sales experience. These roles have improved my ability to engage with customers, understand their needs and provide effective solutions. Furthermore, I consider myself to be approachable and sociable, which are qualities I've developed through interactions with a group of friends and colleagues. I am confident in my ability to connect with customers and make their experience enjoyable.
I am open to flexible working hours, whether it be mornings or evenings, to
fit your desired timetable. My CV is attached for your reference.
I appreciate your consideration of my application and look forward to the
opportunity to discuss how my skills and experiences align with your bookshop's requirements.
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