...Your Street Address City, State Zip Code Telephone Number Email Address Month, Day, Year Mr. / Ms. / Dr. First Name Last Name Name of Organization Street or P. O. Box Address City, State Zip Code Dear Mr./Ms./Dr. Last Name: Opening paragraph: State why you are writing; how you learned of the organization or position, and basic information about yourself. 2nd paragraph: Tell why you are interested in the employer or type of work the employer does (Simply stating that you are interested; does not tell why, and can sound like a form letter). Demonstrate that you know enough about the employer or position to relate your background to the employer or position. Mention specific qualifications which make you a good fit for the employer’s needs. This is an opportunity to explain in more detail relevant items in your resume. Refer to the fact that your resume is enclosed. Mention other enclosures if such are required to apply for a position. 3rd paragraph: Indicate that you would like the opportunity to interview for a position or to talk with the employer to learn more about their opportunities or hiring plans. State what you will do to follow up, such as telephone the employer within two weeks. If you will be in the employer’s location and could offer to schedule a visit, indicate when. State that you would be glad to provide the employer with any additional information needed. Thank the employer for her/his consideration. Sincerely, (Your handwritten signature) Your name typed Enclosure(s)...
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... | |RESIDENCE PERMIT APPLICATION FOR STUDY | | | |This residence permit application is for you if you are coming to Finland to study at a Finnish educational institution where you have already been | |accepted as a student. The studies must be undergraduate studies, leading to a degree or vocational qualification. Applicable educational institutions| |include universities and universities of applied sciences, vocational education institutions and, in the case of exchange students, any of the above | |and upper secondary schools. In special cases, a residence permit for study may be issued for other studies than those described above. | | | |Carefully fill in and sign the application. Incomplete information will delay the processing of the application and may lead to its rejection. | | | |An application may be submitted to a Finnish...
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...The Official Boyfriend Application This application must be filled out in its entirety in order to be considered for the position that you are applying. Photographs may sway my opinion one way or the other, feel free to attach any that you think may help you gain this position. OFFICIAL Y BO FRIEN D Just a reminder: be completely honest with all your answers, I will be double checking applications using Google to ensure honesty. Any false information will automatically nullify any chance you might have had. Thanks, and have fun. AP PLICATI E BASIC INFORMATION 1. Full legal name Last First Middle 2. Age 6. Measurements 3. Height 4. Weight 3. Natural hair color CONTACT INFORMATION 9. Home phone ( 11. Email ) 10. Cell Phone ( ) - GETTING TO KNOW YOU 12. Are you a virgin? Y N 13. If no, how many past sexual partners have you had? N 15. Do you smoke? Y N N 16. Do you use any 14. Have you ever had a sex change? Y illegal substances? Y 19. Do you workout? Y what is it? do you currently reside with? N N 17. Do you have kids? Y 20. Do you currently have a source of income? Y 22. Do you live on your own? Y N 25. Furthest level of edumacation (circle one): 26. Do you have a history of mental illness? Y 28. Have you ever cheated on a girlfriend? Y High School N N 1 Copyright © 2005 Brody Vercher. N O TH 5. Eye color 4. Current hair color 18. If yes, how many? N 21. If yes, 23. If no, whom 24. What kind of car do you...
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...APPLICATION FORM THE ECONOMICS SOCIETY, SRCC 2013-14 1. Name: Arpit Agarwal 2. Course: B.Com (H) 3. Current Address: S-166 Panchsheel Park, New Delhi-110017 4. Post applying for: a) Treasurer b) Organising Head c) Chief Coordinator, Ecostasy 5. Contribution to the society (Other Than Fest or Summit): Apart from extending my help in the fest and the summit, I have been actively attending all society meetings throughout the year. These include the set of group discussions held in the beginning of the year and the article writing session. Moreover, I have attended all the inaugural sessions of Ceteris Paribus even during the cold morning hours of January and February. 6. Contribution to Ecostasy’14/ Shri Ram Economics Summit 2014 I have contributed for Ecostasy’14/Shri Ram Economics Summit 2014 in the following ways: * Actively volunteered for class to class pitching for both the events * Worked for the Sponsorship wing and shouldered the responsibility of calling different companies to arrange for the financial aid that the society needed to carry out the Fest and Summit * Paid personal visits to pitch sponsors in their CP office (in December) * Actively spammed the posters of the events of the Society on WhatsApp and Facebook * Earnestly carried out the responsibility of getting the posters for the fest ready Contribution to Shri Ram Economic Summit 2014 - Played a key role in college-to-college pitching for SRES and covered various...
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...of Children | | | CR NO./YEAR/CP NO. | | | | |Ref. No.： / / |Caritas Pre-school Education & Child Care Service | | | | Caritas Nursery School/Kindergarten | | |Registration Date： ˍˍˍˍˍˍ | | | | | |Application Form | | | | | | | | | | |Name (Chinese) | | | | |Name (English) | | | | |HKID No. | | | | |Academic Qualification ...
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...Islamic financial models are unique in that ethics are intertwined with their operations. Islamic governance takes into account the social implications of a business transaction and thereby serves the greater community interests. One of the main tenets upon which Islamic banking law rests is the prohibition on interest or “riba”. The concept is meant to outlaw all forms of wrongdoing and give the financier an interest in the venture. Not only does the doctrine of “riba” prevent the exploitation of someone in a weak bargaining position, but it also forbids “all forms of gain or profit which were unearned in the sense that they resulted from speculative or risky transactions and could not be precisely calculated in advance by the contracting parties.” The prohibition of interest is meant to design an economy and society based on risk-sharing, fair dealing, and equity. In Islamic law, the justification that interest is the cost of using money or that a loan is an investment is rejected in favor of ethics. Islamic economic theory criticizes the conventional financial industry for speculation, consumerism, volatility, “unnecessary products,” large corporations, and usury. These traditional capitalistic means of profit-making are not compatible with Islamic values. Islamic law therefore creates a culture where people only spend what they have, a theory in direct opposition to consumer driven models. Investment regulations are implemented to avoid “sinful” activity. Currency hedging...
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...for ApplicationsQualification of members&Requirements of members | | Qualifications | 1. Must know and fully understand the mission and vision of Mapua. 2. Must possess good moral character. 3. Must maintain a good readmission status.Must not be a member of more than two organizations. | Requirements | 1. Completion of this application 2. Must pass the interviews 3. 2nd year applicants, attached Resume with application | Grounds For Removal Of Office/Renunciation Of Membership | Grounds for Removal | I. For the officers, non-performance of duty/non-appearance for 6 weeks unless he/she files for official leave of absence. II. For the members, non-performance of duty/ non-appearance for 1 term unless he/she files for official leave of absence. III. Officers/members who committed minor/major offences as prescribed in the MIT Student Handbook. IV. Officers/Members who cannot perform in their perspective duties and responsibilities due to health conditions or personal reason can voluntarily renounce their membership. | Name: | | Program: | | Date Submitted: | | Referred By: | | Application No. | | Insert 1x1 Picture (by replacing the Mapua logo) | | Applicant Information | Name: | Date of birth: | Nick Name: | Religion: | Age: | Sex: M / F | Place of birth: | Mobile No: | Phone Service: | Landline: | Email: | Facebook: | Current address: | | Family Backround | Father’s Name: | Occupation: | Mother’s Name:...
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...Essay-Entry Application Sponsored By The Credit Union Foundation of MD & DC And Your Credit Union Complete this form on a computer in Microsoft Word™ (.doc) format only Type your information in the gray areas below Hand-written, scanned, or applications in any format other than .doc format cannot be accepted Applicant’s Name Phone Number Email Address City State Zip Name of Maryland or District of Columbia-based credit union of which you are a member: (All applicants must be a member of a MD or DC-based credit union; parental membership does not qualify applicant.) College/university you will or currently attend: Unsure ❑ Complete your essay of 750 words or less on the space provided on the next page. Do not mention your name or the name of your credit union in your essay. ❑ Save a copy of this completed application including essay in Microsoft Word™ format only. ❑ Use your name (Last name_First name.doc) as its title & email the file as an attachment to: scholarship@cufound.org Our judges will be evaluating your essay on content, spelling & grammar, and originality. You will receive an email confirmation that your application was received. If you do not receive a confirmation within one week of submitting your application, please contact the Foundation at scholarship@cufound.org. • Deadline for submitting your completed scholarship application is March...
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...United Nations Voluntary Fund on Disability (UNVFD) Project Proposal Application for Funding Form (Maximum 6 pages) INSTRUCTIONS To complete this section, please see instructions for the preparation of the Summary page: a. Project title: b. Name of implementing agent(s): c. Project location: d. Proposed starting date: e. Project duration: f. Amount requested from Voluntary Fund (US$): g. Government inputs: h. Implementing agent inputs: i. Other donor inputs: The Project Proposal Application for Funding Form has five sections: I. Background and justification of the project II. Objectives of the project III. Expected results of the project IV. Project implementation and management V. Project budget I. BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION This section should provide a brief introduction to the current social and economic situation related to the geographic region and beneficiaries of the project. The background should also describe: a. The problem or critical issue which the proposal seeks to resolve b. How the proposal relates to other relevant national development strategies and policies c. Whether there are other programmes and activities which will complement the proposal d. How the need for the project was determined e. How intended beneficiaries were involved in project identification and planning f. What kind of assistance the concerned Governmental offices will provide ...
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...CHINHOYI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Private Bag 7724 Chinhoyi Phone : +263 67 22203-5 2014 FEES STRUCTURE Fee Structure Conventional Students Undergraduate Students Students Under First Mutual Medical Aid First Year First Semster Studednts Fees Per student School School School School School School School of of of of of of of Business Sciences & Management Agricultural Sciences & Technology Art & Design Hospitality & Tourism Natural Sciences & Mathematics Wildlife,Ecology & Conservation Engineering Sciences & Technology Academic Fee 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 Examination Fees 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 Corporate ID Levy 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Book Levy 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Lab Levy Health Fees 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 ICT Levy 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Registration Fees Transport Levy 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 Sport Levy 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Fuel Levy 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 SRC Levy 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 Life Skills 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 Total 579.00 589.00 589.00 589.00 589.00 589.00 599.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 Students Not Under First Mutual Medical Aid Fees Per student School School School School School School School of of of of of of of Business Sciences & Management Agricultural Sciences & Technology Art & Design Hospitality &...
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...HRM410: Strategic Staffing Application Form Assignment YOUR NAME: | | You are the new HR manager for this fictitious (private sector) company, which has hundreds of employees and is clearly obligated under Title VII and other major employment regulations. Rather than starting over from scratch with a brand new application form, many HR managers would likely take a look at the existing form first. Using the table located at the very bottom of this document, identify the ten (10) items that are legally problematic* on this employment application form, why they are problematic, and what could possibly be in their place, if applicable. Use of the table is required. When you are done “save” or “save as” this document with your last name, then first initial and assignment name (e.g. SmithLApplForm.docx) and place your name in the table box above. Then load it to your Dropbox by end of Week 6. Please email your instructor if you have any questions. *By problematic we are looking for possible violations of various employment regulations. Note that some may not be blatantly illegal, but, rather problematic and best to avoid as a best practice. One final tip: Do not focus on stylist elements such as the layout of the application form or questions you do not “like.” Focus only on the legally problematic items. Today’s Date APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT ABC Payroll Company An Equal Opportunity Employer Position applying for: | | Desired Rate of Pay | $ ...
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...Workshop theory Some questions to focus your mind on some of the material this week. Again, these are not the questions that will be in the examination, but by answering them you are preparing yourself for the examination. You can practice for the examination, by using the recommendations in the examination folder on the study desk. Preparing for the examination now, will enable you to be better prepared. * Explain why a developer would use validation controls, and how this impacts on the customer. * In your opinion, and maybe having experienced data entry on web sites yourself, what could you do to minimise customer frustration when entering data * Explain the particular circumstance when you would use a regular expression. * Explain the meaning of “maintaining state”. * Explain what a session object is and how a session can be used by the developer Reflection As a university student it is important to take the time and reflect on the progress on your studies. Particularly, when you are studying more than one course, it is easy to get carried away in the small details. University study is based on self-driven learning, and while we provide additional and supportive material to enhance the learning experience, these weekly exercises are very specifically detailed. This is to ensure that all levels of previous experience and skills are levelled out. As this is the fourth week, it also means that you need to be at a point now, where you can work more on your...
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...Cover/Front Page Web Applications Task | Instruction | A. Setting Up a Web Application Project. | 1. Choose File > New Project (Ctrl-Shift-N) from the main menu. Under Categories, select Java Web. Under Projects, select Web Application then click Next. 2. In Step 2, enter HelloWeb in the Project Name text box. 3. Specify the Project Location to any directory on your computer. For purposes of this tutorial, this directory is referred to as $PROJECTHOME. 4. Click Next. The Server and Settings panel opens. Select the version of Java EE you want to use with your application. 5. Select the server to which you want to deploy your application. 6. Click Next. In the Frameworks panel, click Finish to create the project. The IDE creates the $PROJECTHOME/HelloWeb project folder. | B. Creating a Java Package and a Java Source File. | 1. In the Projects window, expand the Source Packages node. Note the Source Packages node only contains an empty default package node. 2. Right-click the Source Packages node and choose New > Java Class. Enter NameHandler in the Class Name text box and type org.mypackage.hello in the Package combo box. Click Finish. Notice that the new NameHandler.java file opens in the Source Editor. 3. In the Source Editor, declare a String variable by typing the following line directly below the class declaration. String name; 4. Add the following constructor to the class: public NameHandler() { }...
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...controls, provide the ability to render rich web content — for example, a Calendar control for displaying dates, a DataGrid control for displaying data, as well as other controls, which we will explore throughout this chapter. Here’s a summary of the topics we will cover in this chapter: A review of the syntax and benefits of ASP.NET server controls A brief recap of the System.Web.UI.Page lifecycle Using a variety of ASP.NET server controls on a web form. Using validation controls — you’ll learn some techniques for validating user input in a web form Introducing data rendering controls — a brief introduction to this very powerful group of controls for displaying data Presenting a complete application that allows you to incorporate your own schedule of events within the context of an ASP.NET calendar control In the past, the way we would create a web page might vary, but it would almost always involve the embedding of various HTML tags in our pages — perhaps some client-side scripting to handle event processing, or validate form input, and some text to make up the overall content of the page. Additionally, the advanced developer would often be required to write pages in a manner that supported a variety of browser types and capabilities, thus mixing in special-case code, and even client-side validation, which added an additional layer of development complexity that was often difficult to maintain. In this chapter, we’re going explore ASP.NET server controls in detail — specifically...
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...Input Controls Assignment 3 Roseana Clark | CIS 210 Professor Nancy Romero | 11/15/2014 Application controls are used to refer to transactions and any data that relates to the computer based application system. They should be kept specific to each application. Application controls may be manual or programmed, but are necessary in the support of record accuracy as well as data validity. These controls are used in processing, output and input. The application controls will ensure the data is complete, accurate, and valid. This is where input controls assist in maintaining these goals. An input is a graphic the server displays with the report. The function of the input control will support the data is complete, accurate, and valid. The procedures include asking the user for input, validating its format, and then passing it to the report. When you create and name an input control, you would assign a predefined data type for the user to enter. The data types will define the input, as well as any restrictions the server enforces. The server uses the predefined data type to classify and validate the data. If the data type is named and the server cannot find a parameter by the same name, when the report runs, the input control will not function. Input controls are an essential part to designing a form. They will allow the user to perform any input functions. These functions may include typing in text, or to select items from a list, or even uploading a file. ...
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