出國(guó)的單位介紹信

1、出國(guó)的單位介紹信出國(guó)的單位介紹信范文一To: Embassy of UK in BeijingMr. Li Huang Yin, Date of birth:13April 1964, Passport No.G. He is the General manager in ourCompany: Co,ltdAddress: Beijing City.Tel:Fax:Date: 21Mar 20xx出國(guó)的單位介紹信范文二dear sir or madam:iam xxx, general manager of xxx. leerning that an excellent staff memb

2、er of ours, mr. xxx is intent on further studying abroad, i am much pleased and gratified in my opinion, such a promising youthstriving for progress should receive better education so as to create a brighter future. therefore, it gives me a high honor to strongly reun iversit ymr. xxx once did pract

3、ice in ours in his last academic year at university. though he was not familiar with busi ness and in sufficient in working experie nee, he, instead of admitting defeat, never allowed any opportunity to study to slip away taking full advanacquisition, mr. xxx stillby now, as a business elite of ours

4、, mr. xxx works even seriously, responsibly and diligently, setting a good example to other staff members every drop of sweat will be repaid mr xxx has been appraised as excellent employee of ours and awarded considerable bonusyours,xxxx出國(guó)的單位介紹信范文三un iversity of science and tech no logyhefei, anhui

5、230026, p.r. chinajuly 1,1998 dear sir or x x x: mr. ren was admitted in 1986 at 14 years of age into the special class for the gifted youths, my university s unique program that caters to the in tellectual needs of unusually tale nted chin ese you ngsters .it was a rare privilege he earned with his

6、 nearly impeccable 完美的 academic performanee through the years of his elementary end secondary school.he impressed me almost as he entered into my university, a major cradle of china sscientific end tech no logical tale nts. at the time, members of the gifted class allhad to spend half a month studyi

7、ng by themselves the principles of calculus and thentake an exam so that we could evaluate their self-study capability. mr. ren scored the highest grade in that exam.he also exhibited a keenly whetted mind during class discussions. to my regret at the time, his english was not as good as his mathematics or physics but i noticed he made a point of working especially hard in improving his english during his five undergraduate years with us. by now, he seems to be at least as proficient in english as most of his former classmates in the g