Waiter/waitress required for evening work - GT Writing Task 1: Sample 31

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IELTS Letter Writing / GT Writing Task 1:

You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

You want to apply for the following job.

A restaurant has advertised in a newspaper that a waiter/waitress is required for evening work. It has also been mentioned that the prospective candidate should have some experience.

Write a letter to Mr Moore describing your previous experience and explaining why you would be suitable for the job.

Write at least 150 words.

You do NOT need to write any addresses.

Begin your letter as follows:

Dear Mr Moore,


Model Answer 1:

Dear Mr Moore,

I am writing in regards to the job opening that you have advertised recently for the post of a waiter in your restaurant. I would like to apply for the position as my experience and personal qualities would make me a deserving candidate for the job.

Currently, I am studying the Hotel Management course at Hilson University. I want to utilise my summer holidays by working in an industry related to my studies. I have experience as a waiter at a local restaurant and I worked there for more than six months. My responsibilities involved taking orders and making sure that customers at my tables get their orders on time. Besides, I handled customer complaints. In addition, I also worked as a bartender at a bar for three months.

I am hard-working and punctual. All of my previous employers would be willing to give me a good reference if needed. Also, I am quite flexible and able to do all sorts of tasks. And my previous waiter experience would allow me to easily set in the vacancy at your restaurant.

Please spare some of your precious time to look at my resume which I am attaching with this letter. I can meet you in a formal interview to further discuss my candidacy.

I look forward to meeting you soon.

Yours faithfully,

Sandeep Parekh

[ Written by - Sandeep Parekh ]


Model Answer 2:

Dear Mr Moore,

I am writing to express my interest in the position of waitress in your hotel. I am enclosing my resume, which further details my previous job experience and qualifications. I am hoping you would consider my application and give me a chance to meet with you in a formal interview to discuss further.

I have previous experience as a waitress in the Albatros hotel where I worked as a part-timer for a year. Not only do my qualifications and work experience make me a deserving candidate for the job but my personality is also well suited to working as a waitress in a hotel like yours.

I am a very friendly person and can quickly establish rapport with people of all ages. In my last waitress job, I had over a dozen repeat customers each day. And, the fast-paced environment of waiting on tables suits me well, because I thrive on working under pressure. In fact, my former boss was surprised at both my incredible stamina and efficiency in dealing with customers’ orders and requirements.

I would like to meet with you at your convenience, to discuss the possibility of working at your hotel. I am available at any time for a formal interview.

Thank you for your consideration of my application. I look forward to meeting you soon.

Yours faithfully,

Emmie Lawren


Model Answer 3:

Dear Mr Moore,

I am writing to apply for the evening waiter job in the Grand Xanadu Hotel in response to the job advertisement in the ‘Job hunt’ column of a local tabloid. I am offering myself for the post and hoping you would invite me to a formal interview to further discuss my candidacy for the job.

I have enclosed my resume with this application for your kind perusal. Furthermore, I would like to inform you that I do possess the requisite experience in the field of hospitality management. I have been serving Gomez International, a chain of hotels, for the last two years, in the capacity of a Waiter. I am friendly to the guests and can work under pressure.

By the virtue of this letter, I would like to apply for the post in your hotel. I would be highly glad to meet you and give more details of my achievement and qualification as a waiter.

I sincerely look forward to a long-term relationship nurturing amongst us.

Yours faithfully,

Neeraj Mehra

[ Written by - Neeraj Mehra ]


Model Answer 4:

Dear Mr Moore,

I am writing to apply for the evening job as a waiter at your restaurant in response to the job advertisement that was published in the Daily Independence on 24th August. I am 21 years old, studying at Northshire University and have previous work experience as a waiter.

I have worked at the Hotel Seaview as a waiter for more than 2 years. I also have work experience as a bartender, I was in charge of the Poolside Bar & Dinner area at the Hotel Cosmos. I sincerely notice clients' requirements and serve them accordingly. Furthermore, I have skills in catering to customers' needs during peak hours. I believe my diploma in hotel management would be a plus for the position.

Thank you for reconsidering my application. Looking forward to working for you in the near future.

Yours faithfully,

Rahul Choudhary

[ Written by - Rahul Choudhary ]

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Dear Moore, My name is Mr Jones and I am writing to apply for the job opening at your hotel in London as a waiter. I am a British by birth and my work experience as a waiter is scattered around London city. I have worked with five-star hotels in London, like Park Avenue, The Renaissance and few more. Altogether I have five years experience in this profession and I believe working with such huge concerns, I was able to learn a lot about the profession. As mentioned above my experience as a waiter in London makes me an ideal candidate for the job offer as I am familiar with the city its culture and people. The reason why I left my previous job was that I could not spend time with my family. So I was, in particular, looking for an evening job, hence please consider this as my application for the above-discussed post. In anticipation for a favorable response. Thanking you Jones