yagigoyaneko
New member
- Joined
- Nov 9, 2012
- Member Type
- Academic
- Native Language
- Japanese
- Home Country
- Japan
- Current Location
- Japan
A call for a job position requires
"Two reference letters written by a scientist in related field."
I thought they want me to have "one person writes two letters". But they said no. "Two persons should write a letter separately".
Is there any chance to justify their claim? It's a sentence in a job call for a research institute in Japan. I only prepared two letters from one person, but they said I am failed. There was a japanese text as well, but it was more vague so that I referred the english part.
The person who wrote the call is actually bad at english. And I am at this level.
"Two reference letters written by a scientist in related field."
I thought they want me to have "one person writes two letters". But they said no. "Two persons should write a letter separately".
Is there any chance to justify their claim? It's a sentence in a job call for a research institute in Japan. I only prepared two letters from one person, but they said I am failed. There was a japanese text as well, but it was more vague so that I referred the english part.
The person who wrote the call is actually bad at english. And I am at this level.