Digital Marketing Professor Application & Translator Interview

Application for Digital Marketing Professor Position

I am writing to you to express my interest in the position of professor of digital marketing for the Higher Cycle of Marketing and Advertising.

I am a motivated and progress-oriented person.

Initiative and innovation have always been part of my professional career, and I develop and implement educational strategies that are linked to the values of teaching.

Throughout my career, I have honed my creativity, innovation, and self-learning skills. I apply intelligence to problem-solving and am able to competently prioritize and manage complex pedagogical projects.

It is worth mentioning that my passion for digital communication has led me to create my personal blog in which I discuss topics such as marketing innovations, digital communication, and various strategies.

Currently, I want to join an educational institution like ESERP Business School, which gives me the flexibility to teach classes in a dynamic way.

I would be delighted to have more information about my curriculum as a specialist teacher in Digital Marketing.

I will be available to meet with you whenever possible.

Thanks for your attention.

Best regards,

Mar Solé

Translator Job Interview

A: Good morning, Ms. Marsh.

B: Good morning, Mr. Kelly, pleased to meet you. Please, take a seat.

A: Pleased to meet you too, and thank you for seeing me.

B: Mr. Kelly, what can you tell me about yourself?

A: Well, first of all, I’m a teacher and a translator. I’ve been teaching Spanish as a foreign language for two years, and I have recently finished my translation training course.

B: I see… and what are your short-term aims professionally speaking?

A: I would like to move away from teaching and work as a full-time translator. My first experiences as a translator have been very rewarding.

B: Could you please tell me more about these experiences?

A: Of course. During the training course, we worked with several types of documents, including contracts, newspaper articles, fiction, and advertisements.

B: Why do you think you would be a good match for this position?

A: I am thorough and meticulous, and I like working on my own. Also, as a teacher, my first professional experiences in translation have been very successful.

B: What are your greatest strengths?

A: I am independent and creative, and I work very well under pressure.

B: What about your weaknesses?

A: Well, I can be a bit too much of a perfectionist, but I’m working on it and adapting to tight deadlines.

B: Thank you very much. Would you be willing to do a translation test for us?

A: Of course.