Nicholas Bevans
4 All Saints Road
London, England

Obliviator Headquarters
Ministry of Magic
London, England

To whom it may concern,

I recently read a pamphlet about becoming an obliviator, and the job sounds like something I'd be good at.  I'm currently in my sixth year at Hogwarts and taking Charms, Potions, Transfiguration, and Defense Against the Dark Arts. We learned a couple of memory modification charms and I had no problems with the spells. 

As I understand the job, though I've never had the opportunity to talk to an obliviator at least that I remember, it deals a lot with modifying memories of muggles who happen upon magic.  As a muggle-born wizard, I have no problems blending in or interacting with muggles.  I pick up spells very quickly and I would say that I have a talent with my wand, not so much for the quill.

I also turned seventeen back in November which as a muggle-born puts me in an awkward position back home with my mum, so if there are obliviator interns or some kind of summer program, that pays or provides housing I would be very interested.

Sincerely,
Nicholas Bevans

C. Bagman
Obliviator Headquarters, MoM
London, England

Nicholas Bevans
4 All Saints Road
London, England

Mr. Bevans,

Working for the Ministry of Magic in any capacity is a worthwhile investment. That said, it is also a place of pride. Working in the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes is fantastic: you get to see a lot of interesting situations, and you learn to use critical thinking and difficult spells to complete your assignments. I am partial to the Obliviators, and as a Senior Obliviator, it is my career goal to see my department succeed.

It is not without its faults, but we don’t generally advertise those. We do not often have the ego of Aurors or the lofty-mindedness of Hitwizards, but we do work within the law to keep Muggles unaware of our existence. In instances where they become aware, we go to clean up the damage and repair what we can. With their silly gadgets and enterwebs, it has become more of a challenge. If you are looking for challenge, adventure, and learning, then I would encourage an internship over the summer.

For those who cannot find adequate housing, each department takes it upon itself to find living situations for the summer. When the career fair comes to Hogwarts, I would encourage you to seek out our booth for specific information.

If you have further questions, or if I did not explain something easily enough, please do not hesitate to send another owl.


Sincerely,

Casper Bagman

attached is a little bag of chocolate cookies with a signature of ‘Molly Pratt’ and a smily face