Job offer acceptance letter

You have just been offered a new job and have decided to accept the offer. How should
you formally accept the position? It’s always a good idea to accept a job offer by sending
or giving your new employer your acceptance in writing. A job acceptance letter allows you
to demonstrate your professionalism and make sure there is no confusion about the
precise terms of the offer, such as compensation, vacation time, or benefits. It's also an
opportunity to express your gratitude for being offered the position, as well as your
enthusiasm for taking on the new role. When sending an email letter, put your name in the
subject line (Your Name - Job Offer Acceptance). This helps ensure that your message will
be opened and read. No matter which way you send the letter, make sure to address the
letter to the person who offered you the position.

Your letter can be brief, but should include the following:

 Thanks and appreciation for the opportunity

 Written acceptance of the job offer
 The terms and conditions of employment (salary, benefits, job title, etc.)
 Starting date of employment

Also:

Keep brief
Express your gratitude
Check for mistakes

Subject line: Name Surname - Job Offer Acceptance

Dear Mr. Surname,

It am writing regarding your March 7th email offering me a nurse position at Kaunas
Klinikos Hospital. I am thrilled to formally accept this offer. I'm looking forward to
working with you, and the rest of the team.

As we discussed, my start date will be March 25th, 2019, with a monthly salary of 650
Eur, and three weeks of annual paid leave.

I'm looking forward to starting work. Please let me know if there is any paperwork or
additional information you need from me beforehand, or if there is any documentation I
should bring along on my first day.

I'm always available via email, but feel free to call if that is more convenient +370 XXX
XXXXX.

Again, thank you so much for this opportunity.

Sincerely yours

Name Surname