申请留学英文自荐信
当你申请留学的时候，一帮都需要准备一份自荐信。那么如何才能写出一封像样的留学自荐信呢?下面是小编整理的关于申请出国留学的自荐信的写作的相关内容，欢迎大家阅读参考。
如何写留学自荐信
一份个人陈述能帮你脱颖而出
A personal statement can help you stand out
当你已经选择好学校和专业，你的个人陈述往往是唯一的一个方式可以表达你自己并且说“Choose me!”的机会。
因为在个人陈述里，你必须给到导师一个关于你的印象，不是你的父母、老师或者最好的朋友，所以它必须是关于你做了什么。
你的目的是说服学术人员为你提供他们高度追捧的大学的一席之地，虽然没有严格的模板，还是有些具体的事情应该包含在这份陈述里。
开头段的重要性
The importance of the opening paragraph
UCAS规定本科申请书共4000字母，大概是700字，这意味着你需要仔细斟酌你的文章。
最重要的毫无疑问就是开头段，因为如果你不能吸引导师的注意接着往下读，那么他们还有数百份陈述要评估，干巴巴的开头想让他们读到最后往往是不可能的。
有一个最好的建议就是 避免陈腔老调例如“I have wanted to be an engineer since I was a child.”
这不是导师所希望看到的。
取而代之的，你可以试试轶事、经验或鼓舞人心的时刻：“Although tinkering with engines had always been a childhood hobby, it was the vision of the fastest car on earth, the Bloodhound, at an exhibition in London, that roused my desire to learn everything I could about automotive engineering.”
这样的开头，能让读者发出“Really? Tell me more!”的感慨。
总而言之，你的opening paragraph是为了抓住reader的吸引力。
为你的承诺和技能提供证据
Provide evidence of your commitment and skills
写好开头段后，你要为你的热情以及所选择专业的承诺提供证据，并突出你所拥有的specific具体的和transferable skills可变通的.技能，证明你能达到留学的学习目的。
你可以按照以下ABC原则来陈述。
Action: 包括你所做过的、经历过的，甚至是什么选择帮助你提高了学科领域知识的例子。
Benefit: 做了以上的事情，你learned或者gained到什么; in the case of a book or article, put forward an opinion.
Course: 很多成功的申请表确保所包含的信息与课程有关，以突出他们适合选择这个课程。
举个例子，插花Flower-arranging也许它使你意识到你的creative potential, 但它会帮助你学习astrophysics吗?
以上是针对学术活动的陈述。
你的个人陈述里可以有80%的学术活动，20%的非学术活动，由于并不是每个人都有机会获得非学术成就，因此当你在谈一个非学术活动时，你要进一步把它跟你的申请专业联系在一起并强调你的承诺。
所以，例如： as a member of the school science club – a non-curricular, academic activity – you may have developed the ability to analyses data and tackle problems logically.
提供一个令人难忘的结论
Provide a memorable conclusion
一旦你强调了你的兴趣和相关素质，你应该要用一个强有力的结论来结束陈述，一个好的结论将产生持久的影响，不仅可以说明你选择的专业将如何在未来影响你想选择的特殊职业，也可以强调你的兴趣和决定。
最后，再给出以下三条建议助力你的陈述申请：
Use a formal tone, stay relevant and be positive-使用正式语气，上下文呼应和使用肯定积极的语气
Get some help but never copy someone else's work-可以请人帮忙检查但绝不要抄袭
Get your ideas down in a mind-map first-把你的想法先用思维导图写下来
留学自荐信范文
It is estimated that within the two hundred independent countries of the world there are 6800 different spoken languages, creating a huge expanse of language barriers, hand signals and lost translations.
However, within this mass of worldwide confusion, pictures and photography can still be understood universally.
Maybe it’s a clichéd point to prove, but personally I think this underlines the concept that a picture can (with no specified language) speak a thousand words to a thousand different people.
I find this idea of global understanding deeply fascinating and it is one reason among many which has propelled me towards the study and creation of photography and the visual arts.
From a young age I have had an interest in pictures and drawing, which developed, as I gotolder into an interest in textiles and a love of fashion.
From this I decided to do an introductory course at The London College of Fashion, and it was there that my idea to pursue a career in photography and art direction first occurred.
I found that although I was interested in the logistics and business side of the fashion industry it was the compositions, vibrant images and individuality of the advertising campaigns that truly inspired me.
Studying photography at A-level I have learnt the importance of individual style and personal reading; seeing this put into practice in magazines and adverts led me to decide that with the aid of higher education I wanted to go on and work with photography and advertising.
I have always had a flair for business, completing GCSE, AS and A level exams with a high-grade average.
I have learnt the importance of finances and budget restraints, which I think is a very valuable lesson to learn.
By studying English Language I have been able to improve my writing skills and expand my knowledge of the way in which words can be used to influence and explain.
I have found both these subjects to have aided me with various independent projects and have increased my understanding and ability to perform at a high level in different areas.
When I joined The Henley College I began working and learning with a wide range of different people from different backgrounds, it was a large change from the structured life of an all-girls grammar school.
However, I found moving to this environment and a new way of education highly liberating, I was able to adjust very quickly, both socially and to the educational practices.
From this experience I learnt to be very open to new opportunities and places, which has helped me with the projects and jobs I have done.
There are a large range of skills required when working in commercial photography- an example of these being networking and perseverance.
In order to gain a wider perspective into the challenges of this as a career, as well as my subject coursework, I have done freelance work on a number of occasions including photographing private events and parties.
I found these jobs to be more subjective as I had to work to a very specific brief with tight deadlines; the results of such experiences I have found to be highly positive.
I have learnt to compromise with difficult clients and have had one of my photographs printed in BCFA member directory as part of an advertising campaign.
However, the biggest learning curve I experienced was when observing work at a professional studio it was here I witnessed the patience and communication skills needed to become a successful art director.
I think by working with lens-based media at a degree level I will be further towards gaining the attributes needed for this area of work.
From university I hope to go on to and work within the photography and creative advertising industry.
I know the skills necessary are both creatively and academically challenging, but due to my ambition, social ability and general love of photography, I think it is definitely something I could excel at, given the opportunity.
