Eric Smith

157 Norris Road

Bracken Ridge Q4017
Mobile: 0404 555 666
Email: ericksmith@electrical.com

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Dear Sir/Madam,

Re: Electrical Apprentice Position

I am a career driven, motivated individual seeking an electrical apprenticeship. Please accept

my application for an apprentice position within your establishment. I believe my experience
and qualifications would make me a valuable addition to your organisation.

I completed a Certificate II in Electrotechnology Career Start at TAFE Queensland

SkillsTech (TQS), Bracken Ridge Training Centre, in November 2014. I have gained
understanding of workplace safety and basic electrical techniques, including sustainable
energy and multiple path D.C. circuits through my theoretical and practical study at TAFE. I am
a proficient learner and my advanced learning skills enabled me to complete the pre-
apprenticeship program with a high academic standard. I also gained practical skills at the
industry standard through my work experience at XXX. I am confident to adapt my knowledge
and skills into industrial operation.

I have experienced various positions at both Trade and Non-Trade organisations. I have
gained excellent client service and communication skills through my work experiences. My
advanced time management skills enable me to manage my daily duties in a proactive and
efficient matter. I enjoy teamwork and I make a positive and constructive contribution in the
team environment.

In addition, I hold a valid White Card. I am energetic and in good health. I am in the process of
getting my own vehicle and am flexible when it comes to working hours. I will be available to
demonstrate my professional work as a trial for your consideration of my employment.

My referees can provide information on my positive attitude and high standard of work ethic. I
have enclosed a copy of my resume for your consideration. Thank you for your time and I will
contact you shortly to provide further information and discuss further employment
opportunities.

Yours sincerely,

Eric Smith