Engelse sollicitatiebrief voor internationale organisatie in Duitsland

[Gisborne]

Iemand nog tips/ aanwijzingen het gaat dus om een engelstalige sollicitatiebrief naar een internationale organisatie in Duitsland. Ik ben over sommige zinnen niet geheel tevreden.. die lopen minder vloeiend als ik eigenlijk voor ogen heb.

Name organisation
Adress
Germany

address
The Netherlands

City, 23 of January

Subject:….

Dear mr.

While, researching the opportunities in the field, I came across the position of project manager at the …. Since it corresponds with both my work experience and personal interests regarding the …, I would like to apply for the position of project manager. I enclosed my CV for your consideration.

Before my two studies I worked for almost six years in the tourism industry. At a mainly German oriented watersport accommodation I was responsible for the coordination and planning of recreational activities. These also involved various administration and financial tasks. In both my bachelor as well as master program, where English was the language of communication, attention was paid to ... Besides gaining a general understanding of the processes involved in relation to a …, I focussed during my master on the cooperation with local stakeholders. Yet this involvement of local stakeholders was of great interest to me. Therefore I advised as intern of … the municipality of … about the way they could cooperate with local entrepreneurs in order to create a sustainable tourism industry. A different approach, although with similar subjects; cooperation and the …. region, was used for my research on the different political roles of a policy instrument.

The function of project manager… would allow me to put my knowledge and experience regarding tourism, the … and cooperation with various stakeholders into practice. Furthermore, it would give me the opportunity to contribute to a successful sustainable ….

I would be happy to provide more information concerning my application and look forward to hearing from you in due course.

Yours faithfully