Letter of Introduction
Dear Prof Brad,
My name is Benjamin Chia, and I am writing to introduce myself to you as
a student in your communication class. I graduated from Temasek Polytechnic
with a diploma in mechatronics engineering. I chose to enroll in the Singapore
Institute of Technology because it
offers its own applied degree programs with a unique pedagogy that integrates
work and study, providing students with the
opportunity to undertake real work, and apply the theories I learn in class with
actual practice. SIT also offers industry-focused degree programs targeted at growth sectors of the economy and is in
partnership with world-class universities.
I decided to join the mechanical engineering program to develop my technical skills. My goal is to
work in the automation industry because I enjoy programming, testing, and problem-solving. Mechanical engineers can operate in the automation sector,
and they are essential to the success of automation. Mechanical engineers may
design and create self-operating machines or program them using C, Java, JavaScript, and Python.
My hobbies
are playing sports and online games, especially football, and basketball. I have
played sports since I was young and during my time in secondary school, I
represented them in football in the east zone as a starting goalkeeper and
played doubles for table tennis. These hobbies have contributed to the development of my communication skills, as playing a team sport, and
outperforming your opposition team requires good communication within the team.
I do have a particular weak point, which is public speaking. Speaking in
front of an audience always makes me anxious and I tend to speak too fast and
mispronounce words. My objective for this module is to improve my public
speaking abilities. I believe good presentation skills will help with my career
advancement in the future as it displays critical thinking skills and leadership
abilities.
Yours sincerely,
Benjamin Chia
Read: Wai Kit, Dora, Nazran.
Edited on 15/09/22
Hello Benjamin! The letter is well written with a few mistake. In the second paragraph, 'problem-solving. mechanical engineers' should be 'problem-solving. Mechanical engineers'.
ReplyDeleteHello Waikit, thank you for the feedback.
DeleteDear Benjamin,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the detailed yet concise letter. I appreciate the content aligned with your interest in engineering and studying at SIT. It's also interesting to learn about your perceived comm strength and weakness.
There are some issues with language use. You need to review your use of lengthy sentences and consider this one in particular:
-- I decided to join the mechanical engineering program to develop my technical skills, my goal is to work in the automation industry as I enjoy programming, testing, and problem-solving. > (comma splice)
I look forward to reading more of your writing this term.
Cheers,
Hello Prof Brad, thank you for the feedback.
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