Personal portfolio example

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Presently an undergraduate student, in the program BA (Honors) International Business Administration (BAIBA) in the Nottingham Trent University I know that you have an outstanding international reputation which producing highly employable graduates and I know that you develop the careers of professionals and that's why I'm applying for your MSc International Business Development.

Having held management and marketing positions during my internships placements and having acted as Assistant Manager on a young enterprise, I have innovative ideas that could make a very successful company. That's with I quickly realized that pursuing a management degree at university would be ideal for me. Hardworking, very motivated, open minded and always willing to learn more, I think I could contribute to keep ESC Clermont-Ferrand in the top of place in France for people looking for a good experience. Indeed, the excellent courses that you provide meet my academic needs and should offer me the opportunity to discover another way of thinking and working and allow me to further develop my skills in management. I am always keen to meet new people. I enjoy trying new foods to increase my knowledge of different cultures, and my culinary skills will prove very useful in independent university life. I enjoy travelling, and learning about modern history.

Furthermore I have always been a keen sportsman, representing my school in many sporting activities. I enjoy running, particularly competing in sprint races, but also long distance running as a means of keeping fit. I played also Football and tennis leagues outside of school.

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[...] I imagine the design of the page, set up the payment system, write the appropriate content for each page, write the general conditions of sales, work on the delivery system and packaging for shipment. This project was conducted with the help of a webmaster and a communications company. LANGUAGE SKILLS French: Native language English: Advanced level, Itp TOEFL score: 550 Spanish: B2 Level ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Member of Tennis Team in France. Member of a Football English Team, Radford football Club Travelled extensively across Europe. [...]

[...] Gather information on this subjects. Read books, article, journal, website etc. Implement the prospecting process, create the support. Use of personal knowledge, ask questions, initial observations. Start looking for an internship in Australia (after the graduation) Visit derby Sheffield, Birmingham and Leicester on the week-end. Step 3 : January / February Continue working regularly participate in all lectures and seminar. Start the “England road trip” during the weekend. Send cover letter and document for my internship in Australia and for the master of the ESC Clermont 2013- 2014. [...]

[...] I managed the “Financial division”. Communication Excellent communication skills developed as part of degree programme, both oral and written. Experience of business report writing. Presentation skills and confidence demonstrated during the delivery of business plan presentation or tutorials given to tutor and teacher of ESC Clermont- Ferrand on fictitious projects. Teamwork Experience of working in different teams and roles within teams. Worked in a small team of 5 to 10 persons at school and 4 to 15 persons at work. [...]

[...] When quoting directly (verbatim) from a specific author, you must include in the text the author's surname, year of publication and page number, e.g. Smith (2000:14) the author's surname and year of publication, e.g. Smith (2000) a unique number and the author's name, so you can identify the full details in the bibliography, e.g Smith Jones etc the full details of the source, e.g. Peter Smith, title, (2000), publisher's name 4. At the back of the essay/report there should be a bibliography. The order should be as they appear in the text alphabetically by title of the book/journal alphabetically by author chronologically (i.e. [...]