Nursyawallina A143165

Assalamualaikum,

Today I would like to share about myself.

My name is Nursyawallina Binti Mohamad Hinider.I am study in Bachelor Degree Accounting at UKM.

I have the ability to work well in a group and also lead a group. Besides that, I also excellent in handling a larger program and activities, ability to adapt to multi-nation team working environment.

I also fast learner and able to work independently. I have joined a lot of faculty and college activities that gives me a lot of experience.

Furthermore, the most important part for me, I have joined a lot of volunteering program. I like this kind of activities. The volunteering program that I had joined are ‘Tautan kasih bersama Gelandangan’ which is a program that we do collaboration with PERTIWI SOUP KITCHEN which is a NGO that protect homeless. In this program we help the homeless people around Kuala Lumpur with give those clothes and foods.

Moreover, I also joined ‘Mahabah De Laila’ which is collaboration with Jabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli (JAKOA) at Kampung Orang Asli Kemaman, Terengganu.

That’s all, thank you :)

My Introduction(Muhammad Fahmi Bin Talib)

Good afternoon and hi everyone, my name is Muhammad Fahmi Bin Talib, I'm 21 years old. I come from Lembah Keramat, W.P Kuala Lumpur. I have 5 siblings and i am the third. I am graduated from National University Of Malaysia (UKM) with a bachelor's degree of Economics majoring in environmental and resources. I choose to take economics courses because I think that economy shows the strength of a nation, thats why i want to help my nation get stronger.

My 3 years of study in UKM has taught me many things.It is not only about academic that matters, our skills and experience are also important. In UKM i was involved in a many program and event which give me a whole new experience and also strengthen my skills. I had the chance participating in outdoor activities to gained mental and physical strength. For my academics aspects, its build up my confident through presentation and research that i 've done in both Bahasa Melayu and english. I have learn to be self-adapted so I can be independent whenever and wherever I go. I can handle all computer support, word processing and database and others. My skills include maintaining the accuracy of all files, resolving questions, inconsistencies, daily office operations ,preparing daily and monthly activity report and coordinating various projects with staff. 

My short term goal is I want to get a job in a reputed company which I can gained experience to grow and advance .As for my long term goals, I am targeting to be one of the senior manager which will give me a chance to get managing director position in the future.

That's all from me
Thank you.   

About myself (Nurul Atiqah binti Ghazali A143137)

Assalamualaikum.
Its my pleasure to introduce myself. My name is Nurul Atiqah Binti Ghazali. I am from Besut, Terengganu. I come from a big family of fourteen and I am the eleventh child. I am a fresh graduate of Bachelor in Accounting with Honors at National University of Malaysia. I choose accounting because I indulge in numbers and want to know more about how the organization manage their accounting.

During my studies, I have joined many programmes that really enhance my leadership and communication skills. In addition, I also get the chance to build my confident level and make more friends. I learned how to compromise with others and understand their behavior that needs a strong spirit of teamwork. Furthermore, I love sports and outdoor activities.

Now, I want to tell about my goals. My short term goal is to make an entry to reputed company that I can gain more skills and experience and my long term goal is to have a stable and respectable position in future.

This is all about me.

Thank You.

INTRODUCE MYSELF

My name is Abdullah Abdul Rahman. I am 23 years old and come from Bachok Kelantan. I am the youngest of four siblings. My father is a former taxi driver and my mother had died 10 years ago.My ambition is to be a national football player and football team coach.

I’m graduated from National University of Malaysia in bachelor degree of education in sports and recreation with honor.I have a lot of experience and knowledge of sports such as training programme and types of fitness test.I also have a considerable expertise in outdoor activities such a camping,jungle trekking and swimming.

I am a person who likes challenge,sociability and leadership.I like to follow any programme organized by the college and cooperate with various parties programme succesfully. I am a football player of National University of Malaysia and also a former sprinter during school.I always training on the field every week.I also often go to the gym to improve my body stamina. With a healthy body, I can be more active and can prevent myself  from getting disease.

I am also have skills in the field as a futsal referees. I always participate if there any organization organizes futsal game at UKM.I also has computer skill.Other than that, I also have some knowledge background about Microsoft software like Words,Excel and Publisher.These skills  are very important to complete any task assigned.

Therefore, I will learn more at the university to become a  mature thinker and knowlegeable in my future. I think that’s all about me.Thank you.

HOW TO WRITE A COVER LETTER

 A cover letter is a single-page letter that should be part of any job application.

The only time a cover letter should not be included is when a job ad clearly says to NOT include one. At all other times you should include a cover letter.

The Purpose of a Cover Letter

You might be applying for a specific, advertised job, or you might be contacting a potential employer to see if they have any vacancies. Either way, your cover letter needs to: 

• Introduce you
• Mention the job (or kind of job) you're applying for (or looking for) 
• Match your skills and experiences with the skills and experiences required by the job 
• Encourage the reader to read your resume 
• Finish with a call to action (e.g., requesting an interview or asking to meet)

• How Long Should A Cover Letter Be?

  A cover letter shouldn't be more than one page. It's only meant to be a summary of the information you put in your resume, so remember to keep things short.

• Customise Your Cover Letter

  You should never use one cover for lots of different job applications.
  Your cover letter needs to show that you know what the job involves and what the organisation requires. To do this you need to be as specific as you can about your skills and qualities and how they match the job or organisation's needs.
  Here are three simple ways to make your cover letter as specific as possible:

  1. Find Out Who to Address it To

  Avoid addressing your letter "To Whom It May Concern" if you can. Finding out who to address your application to takes a little bit of effort, but it's worth it.
  If you found the job in an ad, the ad will probably name a person to send the application to. If not, call the employer or recruitment agency (don't email them) and ask who to send the application to.
  When addressing a letter, don't use the person's first name. Use either "Mr." or "Ms.".

• Customise Your Cover Letter

  You should never use one cover for lots of different job applications.
  Your cover letter needs to show that you know what the job involves and what the organisation requires. To do this you need to be as specific as you can about your skills and qualities and how they match the job or organisation's needs.
  Here are three simple ways to make your cover letter as specific as possible:

  1. Find Out Who to Address it To

  Avoid addressing your letter "To Whom It May Concern" if you can. Finding out who to address your application to takes a little bit of effort, but it's worth it.
  If you found the job in an ad, the ad will probably name a person to send the application to. If not, call the employer or recruitment agency (don't email them) and ask who to send the application to.
  When addressing a letter, don't use the person's first name. Use either "Mr." or "Ms.".

• 2. Find Out More About the Job

  When finding out who to address your application to, you should also try to speak to that person so you can ask questions that will help you tailor your cover letter (and resume).
  Questions you might consider asking include: 
  • What can you tell me about the job?
  • What can you tell me about the ideal candidate for the job?
  • Is there a position description I can look at? (only ask this if the job ad didn't mention a position description)
  The answers to these questions will give you an idea of what you should mention in your cover letter.

• 3. Find Out More About the Company

  Finding out more about a company is also a good way to work out how to tailor your cover letter. Here's some tips: 
  • If you know the name of the company, look for information online
  • If they have their own website, check it out, especially their About Us page
• If the company name isn't in the ad, call the recruitment agency and ask who the employer is
• What to Include in a Cover Letter
• Here's a list of things that you should include when you write a cover letter. For examples of these things in action, check out our Sample Resumes and Cover Letters page.

  Your Name and Contact Details

  Put your name and contact details at the top of your cover letter. You don't have to give your postal address, but you do need to include your email and phone number.
  Make sure you'll be able to answer the number you give - no sense giving your home phone if you're not going to be home to answer it.
  Make sure your email address is a professional sounding one. An email address likeyolo@zapbangpowdude.co.uk doesn't create the right impression.

• Their Name and Contact Details

  Under your own name and contact details you should include: 
  • The name of the person you're writing to 
  • Their position or the name of their company 
  • Their contact details
  If you're having trouble finding this information you can call the company to ask who you should address your application to. You can also use "To Whom It May Concern" - but try to only use this as a last resort.

  The Name of the Job You're Going For

  At the start of your cover letter explain which job you're applying for. You can either do this on a line by itself (e.g., "Re: Application for Stock Controller position") or in the opening paragraph (e.g., "I am writing to apply for the recently advertised Stock Controller position.")

• A List of Your Relevant Skills

  Your letter should Include a brief summary of your skills and experiences that match the job description. A short bullet-pointed list is fine.
  If you're answering a job ad, either the ad or the position description may provide a list of skills and experiences that are essential for doing the job. It may also provide a list of "desirable" skills and experience. Your cover letter needs to respond to all of the items on the "essential" list and as many items as possible on the "desirable" list in as short a way as possible.
  Remember that if you say you have a skill or experience, you need to show how you've used it or how you got it (e.g., if you say you've got child-minding skills, mention some jobs where you've used them).

• A Summary of Why You're Right for the Job

  After listing your skills and experience you should explain why this means you're suited to the job (e.g., "The combination of my interest in AFL and my experience with book-keeping makes me ideally suited for this job.")

• Speak Their Language

  Using the same language as people who do a particular job is a good way to convince people you're suited to the job.
  Getting familiar with what a company does and how it talks about itself can give you ideas about things to mention in your cover letter, and how to talk about them.
  For example, if there's a tool or software or skill the job requires - like machining tools or cash handling - mention it in your cover letter (but make sure you mention it correctly!).

• Ask Them to Check out Your Resume & Contact You

  Your cover letter should finish by asking the reader to look at your resume. It should also ask them to contact you about an interview.
  Try something simple like, "I have attached a copy of my resume for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you about this application."

• What NOT to Include in a Cover Letter

  Here is a list of things that you should NOT include in your cover letter:

  Typos or Factual Errors

  You should always spellcheck your cover letter. It's even better to get someone else to read it and point out any mistakes or confusing things. People you can ask include friends, family members, your careers teacher or a careers counsellor at your university or TAFE.
  Double-check everything in your cover letter. If you mention a company's name, make sure you get it right. If you mention places you've worked before, make sure you get their names right too. Mistakes on cover letters are worse than typos.

  Your Entire Resume

  Don't cut and paste your resume into your cover letter. Try to re-word the information on your resume rather than just repeating it. Keep your cover letter short and let your resume tell the whole story.

  Using "I" Too Much

  Try to make sure that you don't fill your cover letter with things like "I believe", "I have" and "I am". Once you've written your letter, look over it and see if you can take out - or rewrite - any sentences that start with "I".

• Don't Mention Your Other Job Applications

  You'll probably have more than one job application on the go at any one time. It's important, though, not to mention other job applications. You're trying to convince people you really want the job - it's hard to do that if they know you're looking for other jobs as well.
  Even though most people assume you aren't only applying for one job at a time, it's best if you act as though you are.

• Cover Letters for When There's No Job Advertised

  Sometimes you might want to work for a particular business or organisation even though there haven't been any specific jobs advertised. Contacting these businesses directly to ask if they have any jobs available is a perfectly legitimate thing to do. It can show a high level of motivation and enthusiasm, and could even lead to a job.
  Even if there's no job currently available, there's a chance they could keep your details on file and get in touch with you when a job does become available.
  This kind of cover letter should be written in the same way as a general cover letter, but with a few differences. You need to:
  • Show you've researched the organisation or business and know about what it does
  • Mention why you're interested in working for them (in terms of what they do and your own long-term goals)
  • Show how your skills, experience and interest fit in with the goals of the business or organisation
  • Indicate what you're hoping to get out of contacting them - do you want to know about positions currently available or to speak to someone about what it's like to work there?
  • Finish the letter by saying that you'll contact them in a couple of weeks, but that you're happy to talk to them if they want to contact you before that

  • Email Cover Letters

    Sometimes you'll be asked to send your cover letter as an email instead of a separate document. If this is the case you should: 
    • Write your name and the job title in the email subject line (e.g., " Jayani Lal - Application for Administration Assistant role")
    • Remember you still need to use the name of the person you're writing to
    • Avoid formatting the body of the email like a traditional letter - leave out the contact details (yours and theirs) and just go straight to the "Dear XXXX" part.
    • End the email with a professional signature that includes your phone number
    • Always send the email from a professional looking email address

    • What to Do When Only A Cover Letter is Requested

      Some organisations may specifically ask you to respond to requirements of the job in a one-page cover letter instead of submitting a resume.
      When this happens it's important to link your experience to the job's requirements in your cover letter. When writing this kind of cover letter you should:
      • Include contact details (yours and theirs), a reference line and a brief introduction to yourself, as advised in "What to Include in Your Cover Letter", above
      • Briefly summarise your experience
      • Use bullet points (one bullet for each requirement of the job) to clearly outline a) each requirement and b) how you meet it (each point should be 2 lines maximum)
      • Conclude by asking them to contact you, as advised in "What to Include in Your Cover Letter"

About Myself (Muhammad Hafizi Manap - A143142)

Assalamualaikum and good afternoon. As you know, my name is Muhammad Hafizi Bin Manap. I'm 21 years old and i'm the elder son of Mr Manap and Mrs Rohana pair. I'm from Kota Bharu, Kelantan. I have 2 younger sisters and 4 younger brothers and they are studying.

My professional qualification is I'm fresh graduated from my 3 years study in Economic with honor from The National University of Malaysia (UKM). I was studied in Monetary and Fiscal because i'm really want to know about how Malaysia monetary system works and government's actions to fix the economy.

I would describe myself as a people person. I really enjoy meeting and working with a lot of different people and am know for being a great listener between my colleagues. I'm also a commitment person when in a group project in eager to learn something new. That's why I joined and contributed my energy in many programs when i'm still studying at the university. I'm also equipped with skills in software such as Microsoft Words, Excel, Powerpoint, statistic (SPSS) and also in video editing which could be useful in my job in further.I also can work in any new environment easily with self motivated and also a fast leaner.

One of the reasons I'm so excited about this job opportunity is that it gives me the chance to really dig in and use my skills to achieve more experiences and skills to be contribute to the company and to the nation. I would love to if  given the opportunity to join this great and professionals team of your company.

Introduce about myself (Lailatun Naqiyah bt Baderi A142222)

Assalamualaikum and good morning everyone. Today I would like to introduce about myself. My name is Lailatun Naqiyah bt Baderi. I am 22 years old. I am from Sabak Bernam, Selangor. I am from a big and single family with three sisters and one brother.

I am fresh graduate from National University of  Malaysia (UKM) and had a bachelor degree of Education in Sport and Recreation with honor. Since four years studying, it was exposed me how to handle and manage some event especially in profesional game or in education aspects. During my studied, I am a hardworking person and easy to communicate when participate in any event or game. I love to work in grouping so that I can improve my interpersonal and my self confident also.

I love to playing netball since from primary school. To maintain my fitness, I will do my workout such as go jogging at stadium atleast 3 times a week or do my own indoor exercise. Moreover, i love and easy to play others game, for example softball and basketball. Therefore, by playing a variety of games can help us have a healthier body. Besides that, I love to cooking and watching movie in free time.

Thank you.