I am applying for Korean Air, and the application motivation is required to be in English. Could you please help me translate it. . . urgent. . .

I have graduated in major of Tourism Management from undergraduate school. It is always my dream to become an airhostess. I am so excited about that today I finally got the opportunity to take this challenge of myself. According to my major, I have a good sense of service and ability of foreign languages. Besides the basic dialogues in English, I can communicate with passengers in both Chinese and Korean fluently. I believe I can provide a nice and personal severce, show kindness and beautiful smile to pessengers, and show the elegant demeanour of Chinese airhotess and the high service quality of your Korean Airline. I will treat this occupation as a new challenge of my life and try my best to do it! At the same time, this job can give I have a god income, a chance to broaden my outlook and get to know more about the world!

Let me tell you. . You don’t have any reward points, so others won’t translate for you. I do this because I really want to help you! But since I’m going to work as a stewardess in a foreign country, it’s not enough if I can’t even translate this text. My sincere suggestion is to get over it this time, and work hard to improve your English whether you become a flight attendant or not! There are some small things that can be changed for you to make them better or more consistent with English language habits.

Best wishes! I wish you success!