Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but they can also be exciting. If you’re looking forward to the interview you’ve got coming up, you might want to find a good way to phrase it in an email to a potential employer. This article will look into some good ways to word it.

The preferred alternatives are “I am looking forward to the interview,” “I am eager to discuss my application with you,” and “I am eagerly awaiting the interview.” These alternatives are great to include in formal emails when looking forward to your interview process.

“I am looking forward to the interview” is a great alternative. It’s better than “I look forward” because “I am looking forward” puts more emphasis on the idea that you are currently looking forward to the event, and you will continue to look forward to it until it happens.

“I am eager to discuss my application with you” shows that you have a lot to say. It works well as an alternative because it demonstrates your commitment and enthusiasm to a potential employer.

“I am eagerly awaiting the interview” is a great alternative you can use. It works well to show an employer that you’re keen to impress them. If you’re counting down the days before the interview, use this phrase.

“I look forward to our discussion” is a simple synonym you can use. It shows that you’re excited about the interview. You are also treating it as more of a “discussion,” showing that you’re not nervous about what might happen.

“I look forward to showing you why I’m a good choice” is a confident way to show that you’re worthy. It shows that you believe in your own ability and you are ready to demonstrate what you can do in the interview.

“I am looking forward to speaking with you” is a simple way to show that you’re ready and excited for an interview. “Speaking with you” is used here to refer to a one-on-one interview with a potential employer.

“I look forward to talking with you” is another good choice for a one-on-one interview. You can include this in your email when you know you will be “talking with” one person (rather than having a group interview).

“I look forward to seeing you on” is a great way to show that you know when the interview will be. If a date has already been set, it’s wise to include it in your email to show that you’ve marked it down.

“I’ve marked the interview on my calendar” shows that you’re excited to have the interview. If something is on your calendar, it means you won’t forget it. It can also mean that you’re counting down the days until it happens.

“I’ll bring everything with me to the interview” is a slightly different alternative. It doesn’t state that you’re excited directly. Instead, it shows that you’ll come prepared, meaning that you’re diligent and want to impress.

“I would love to share more during the interview” shows that you’ve made plans about what you will say during your interview. This is a different approach to the usual statements, but it shows that you’re keen and ready to go through the process.

“I’m excited about the interview” is a simple way to show that you’re looking forward to it. It may not be the most formal option, but it’s a great one you can include in your writing when you aren’t applying to the most formal jobs.

Martin holds a Master’s degree in Finance and International Business. He has six years of experience in professional communication with clients, executives, and colleagues. Furthermore, he has teaching experience from Aarhus University. Martin has been featured as an expert in communication and teaching on Forbes and Shopify. Read more about Martin here.