I am writing to apply for the Environmental, Earth and Natural Sciences Graduate UK 2016 intake (Reference number: 150001I2), as advertised on the Ch2m website.
As a recent graduate with a 1st Class degree in Geography, I am able to meet the requirements outlined in the job specification (see enclosed CV document). I am now looking to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during my degree into the workplace and a graduate role with Ch2m offers me the perfect opportunity to do this.
During my final year at university, I specialised in environmental research, climate science, sustainability and geoinformatics and so these aspects of the scheme appeal to me most. As part of my studies, I undertook a number of group and independent projects (detailed within my CV), so I am comfortable working autonomously or as part of a team. I also acquired excellent organisation and communication abilities that are reflected in my 1st class project grades and feedback from lecturers. My undergraduate dissertation received the highest grade in the department (85%) and in April 2015 I represented the university at the British Conference for Undergraduate Research. I am now publishing this …show more content…
Since completing my studies in June, these skills have been continuously developed throughout my customer facing role at ASDA. Often I am required to complete several tasks simultaneously and must work toward strict time limits, sales and customer service targets. My abilities in this area are further demonstrated by my current voluntary position as Planning and GIS assistant at Wyre Council. This role requires my commitment in terms of time and effort, to work alongside experienced members of staff in order to meet important deadlines. Working in local government will continue to develop my transferable skills and equip me with further knowledge of environment and
As a recent graduate with a 1st Class degree in Geography, I am able to meet the requirements outlined in the job specification (see enclosed CV document). I am now looking to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during my degree into the workplace and a graduate role with Ch2m offers me the perfect opportunity to do this.
During my final year at university, I specialised in environmental research, climate science, sustainability and geoinformatics and so these aspects of the scheme appeal to me most. As part of my studies, I undertook a number of group and independent projects (detailed within my CV), so I am comfortable working autonomously or as part of a team. I also acquired excellent organisation and communication abilities that are reflected in my 1st class project grades and feedback from lecturers. My undergraduate dissertation received the highest grade in the department (85%) and in April 2015 I represented the university at the British Conference for Undergraduate Research. I am now publishing this …show more content…
Since completing my studies in June, these skills have been continuously developed throughout my customer facing role at ASDA. Often I am required to complete several tasks simultaneously and must work toward strict time limits, sales and customer service targets. My abilities in this area are further demonstrated by my current voluntary position as Planning and GIS assistant at Wyre Council. This role requires my commitment in terms of time and effort, to work alongside experienced members of staff in order to meet important deadlines. Working in local government will continue to develop my transferable skills and equip me with further knowledge of environment and