Recommendation_Anastasiya Shuliaka
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The letter recommends Anastasiia Shuliaka for admission to an esteemed institution. As her instructor for an Action Learning Project, the author observed Shuliaka's ambition, motivation, and outstanding work. For the project, students examined company processes and provided recommendations for improvement. Shuliaka presented individual and team research results on two companies with facts and recommendations. The author sees Shuliaka as a hardworking, motivated student with strong communication, organization, and computer skills who will be an excellent addition to the institution.
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- 1. Address: 54/1 Prospect Peremogy, 03680, Kyiv Ukraine. Tel: +380 (44) 456 31 62 May 3, 2016 Dear Sirs, It is my great pleasure to write this letter in support of Miss Anastasiia Shuliaka’s application to your esteemed institution. I instructed Miss Shuliaka in the Action Learning Project in the Department of Finance of Kyiv National Economic University named after V. Getman. In this project was immediately evident that she is an ambitious and highly motivated student. Action Learning Project is an integral part of 4th year academic curriculum towards getting a Bachelor Degree in Finance. The Project is an opportunity for students to demonstrate practical knowledge of the economics theories and business concepts they learned before. As a team, students examine a selected company's processes and provide in-depth recommendations for necessary improvements. With guidance from faculty and a company liaison, each team presented their findings to senior management. As Miss Shuliaka tutor, I have had an opportunity to observe her participation and interaction in class and to evaluate her knowledge of the subject matter. She is an outstanding student in all respects. Miss Shuliaka has proven that through hard work, follow though, team work, presentations, etc. She can accomplish tasks in a courteous and timely manner. During evaluation analysis of two market leaders, Philip Morris Ukraine and Obolon beverage producer, Miss Shuliaka presented individual and team research results with facts and recommendations. Miss Anastasia Shuliaka is hardworking and motivated student who likes to work in a team, analyze economic and business trends. She has advanced communication, organization and computer skills. I see no reason that she will be anything other than an excellent addition to your institution and I therefore recommend her without reservation. Sincerely, Tetiana Tabakova PhD, Ass. ofFinance Department Kyiv National Economic University Named after V. Getman, Ukraine tel.+3 8066 720 34 62 E-mal: tabakova.tetiana@gmail.com