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Dear Sir or madam,


Up until May-June earlier this year I was a mature Student at Sheffield Hallam University and I’m looking for my first job in the computing/IT/Data analysis/software development sector, I’ve always had a job during my entire adult life but this is the first time I’m applying for a job in the IT sector.


I didn’t have a great start to my adult life, my entire family moved hundreds of miles away when I was 16 years old and still in school doing my GCSE’s.  At that time I was close to being homeless.  So even though I was either the best student in my school or one of the best I didn’t get to go to University at the same time as everyone else.  I thought I’d missed my chance and I’d never get to go so when I did go I made the absolute most out of it!  No amount of work was too much for me and my attendance was by far the best in my class.



I’m looking for an employer/manager to give me a chance to do some good work for them, I will make sure they won’t be disappointed.  Everytime I’m part of any vocational project/organisation I always end up gradually rising to the top because I do the basic things really well, I’m reliable, hard working and I turn up on time.  Plus I have a few special skills so if I’m in the right environment then being naturally good with numbers and having a photographic memory means I can do things that most people can’t do.



Thankyou.

Cuthbert Baines. 


Mobile: 07549205036

Email: cuthbertbaines@gmail.com

Github: https://cuthbert86.github.io/

Blog: https://legitbainesblog.blogspot.com/
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