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Dear Tate, I am writing to apply for the position of head of coffee. Dear Tate, I am writing to apply for the position of head of coffee. CULTURE; 31st January 2020. CultureArts. Tate advertised a £39,500 job this week for a head of coffee. Fine, it’s just a shame Tate doesn’t pay its curatorial staff more money.

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14 Responses to “Apply to, Apply for, and Apply with” Deb on November 26, 2013 5:23 am. The samples for mistaken and correct use are the same? Please clarify. Thanks. Bruce Burson on November 26, 2013 10:23 am. I would prefer “apply pressure on a person” instead of “to a person.” I am writing to apply for the position of Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the Department of Physics at the University of ABC. Which preposition is correct? This sentence is perfect! No correction needed! Good luck! I hope my correction didn't come too late. Thank you for your correction! Sean. I am writing to apply for the role of head of coffee at Tate. I was, if I’m honest, considering applying for a position within Tate’s curatorial team. That was always the dream. But on.

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