advice and suggestions

Dear ....

I hope you are well.

The last time we met was in (place), it was good to gain experience in our field of work.

(Always start a sentence with a capital letter)
(Surely you both know what the field of work is already? You wrote 'our')

And I enjoyed your company.

(Don't use plus signs in letters, only in notes for yourself.)

(the good company of you is not grammatical)

I was recently mulling over (good use of idiom)

alternative possibilities for a job, If you recall you mentioned I could apply for work at (company), but I did not ask you what type of work.

(still remember (I hope) sounds like you are accusing him of being forgetful or insincere.)

(or shall I say the title of the position that I should apply to, and how to apply.- leave this out. the question is implied in the previous sentence. You apply FOR a position.)

Having a chance to work FOR (company) would be a good opportunity for me.

(end sentence here)

I am a person who likes to explore new horizons and to gain more and more experience on the professional and personal levels.

(personal and professional do not take capital letters here. Writing 'levels' twice is too much repetition)

I Hope you can find time in your busy schedule to reply to me.

Best regards.


Not bad. You make the mistakes that Italian or Spanish native speakers make. Like translating 'sono' as 'am'. You should study carefully the personal,pronoun in English. I, you, he, she, they. Always start sentences with a capital letter. In a formal letter, avoid slang and abbreviations, + signs, etc.

Are you a teacher contrex?

Georgio, it's write not wright.

Contrex, I wouldn't start a sentence with "And I enjoyed..."

I was a teacher of French and English but I am now an IT consultant.

many thanks to all of you, espesially contrex.