Write a letter to your father telling in your SSC exam and want to take up job
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7G, Rainbow Colony,
M.G.Road, Dharavi,
Mumbai-17.
27th February, 2008
My dear Dad,
I am studying had for my SSC exam. At the same time, I keep thinking of what I shall do after that. Last night I gave it some serious thought and all of a sudden my mind was full of plans. Since I have some free time I have decided to acquaint you with my thoughts and ideas. Perhaps you will feel that I am counting my chickens before they are hatched, for I have yet to get through the SSC. But I feel confident of coming out with flying colours. I intend to be a Chartered Accountant, and start my own practice.
I know that it is a pretty long course of seven years’ duration after the SSC. But after passing my HSC, I propose to take up a part time job in an auditing firm to gain some experience and meet my expenses.
I am sure you will approve of my plan. However, I hope we talk this matter over in detail when we meet in vacation.
I am well prepared for the coming examination and expect a high percentage of marks.
With love to all,
Your loving son,
XYZ
Date……….
My dear Father,
You’ll be glad to know that I am thoroughly prepared for the ensuing S.S.C. examination. I don’t know your plans about my future education. May I share with you my thoughts about the course of study I would like to take next year?
As you are aware, the general tendency among the good students today is to opt for the study of science. Their aim, generally approved of by their parents and guardians, is to become engineers and doctors. As a result of this tendency, which has prevailed for several years, there is unemployment among science graduates, especially engineers.
I, for one, wish to choose the Arts Course. Not that I am weak in science subjects. The important point is that I am passionately interested in humanities, in literature, history, and politics. The study of humanities has a cultural value and teaches us the art of living. It also offers, good job opportunities, provided one does well, as I hope to do, in the examinations. I wish to be a journalist, and the study of subjects like literature and politics will be an asset to me in my career.
Let us talk over this matter in greater detail after I come home. Please give my love to Mum, Veena and Anil.
Yours affectionately,