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Cuchilla de sierra,

Camino Perugorria 101 st,

El Colorado, Canelones, Uruguay

30th of April, 2010

Juan Perez 381 st, Montevideo, Uruguay

Yolanda and Company

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing in response to your advertisement for Architect Assistance in the “El País” newspaper of 20^th of April, 2010.

I would like to have this job to pay my studies at San Juan Bosco´s highschool to study Architecture. I think this job is suitability for me because I have got excellent qualifications.

I am currently attending as a 6º Architecture at San Juan Bosco´s highschool.

I have got a fluent in computer literate.

I enclose my resume to have more information about me.

I would be gratefull if you could give me further information concerning the timetable of the job.

I am available for interview at your convenience.

Thank you for considering my application.

Your faithfully

Résumé

Felipe Rinaldi

25th of may, 1993

Uruguayan

Single

Cuchilla de sierra, camino

Perugorria 101 st, El Colorado, Canelones, Uruguay

3645853 – 098942185

felca7@hotmail.com

Currently 6º Architecture, at San Juan Bosco´s highschool, 2010

San Isidro´s school (1999-2004)

San Isidro´s highschool (2005-2007)

San Juan Bosco´s highschool (2008-present)

P.C basic course certificate grade 12

Portuguese course certificate grade 11

Acount course certificate grade 12

Fluent in English and Portuguese

Computer literate

Volleyball and tennis

Professor A. Terán, San Juan Bosco´s highschool

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