Project part 1

Introduce yourself in an email format

Introduce yourself in an email format
You must Include your name, country, occupation and other relevant information,
such as experience, hobbies, or studies. You could also add a description of your
company or organization. Something very important to keep in mind is that you
should not worry too much about it being perfect! Since the objective of this
exercise is to get to know you and also to evaluate your current knowledge.
Project part 2
Help Isabel rewrite her email
 Help Isabel rewrite her email
First, let’s take a look at the context:

Isabel is a software engineering graduate who is sending an email to Allan Meyer, the
owner of an IT company she met at an event last month.
Subject: Job

Hey people, we were thinking of changing a few things around the office. These things have
bothered most ofHey
us and the
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talked a couplethinks it isago
of weeks time
at we take notice
the chamber of these aspects. I
of commerce
Hey peopl
know that we areevent. I wasbusy
all really the one
butlooking for a summer
we should internship.
speak about theseYou’re probably
points in our next meeting.
like, “uh.. What?” Maybe that helps you recall, maybe not. Not
Also, many have not yet submitted
completely the
important, reports and the deadline is coming up in the next couple
I suppose.
of days. So, make sure we all concentrate. Thanks, Benny Markos.
I’d like to work for you at your IT business. You seemed like a cool person
to work for. I’m available to start working on Monday, but I am taking my
driver’s
As you can see here, thistest in June
email and clear,
is not I have since
to practice so I’ll be
it doesn’t absent for
provide a few days.
context, and the subject line
is not informative.I’ve attached my resume. Let me know if you have a job opening for me. If
I don’t respond to your email, you can always find me on FB, snapchat or
insta!

Thank you!
Isabel Mendes
Project part 3
you wrote in the 1st module
This is what you have to do:
Proofread the email you wrote in the 1st module. And write a new improved version of it.

Make sure it follows the structure of an appropriate business email, that is brief, concise and
has a proper level of formality.

This will help you test your knowledge and practice the content we have covered throughout
the course.