Is the information on here accurate or not? I'm worrying that it's based on weird google translations or something (If someone well-versed in Japanese could just read through a couple of them, not necessarily just to tell me if they sound weird or not, I will be in your debt!)
I'm particularly looking for how to say I'm applying for a job in a newspaper.
...新聞で貴社の募集広告を拝見し、応募いたしました - Would this one be correct? What would be the particle if I was putting 編集者 at the beginning, would it be は/が?
Otherwise, is 貴社が・・・・を募集しておられるのを知り、応募致し ました。 more appropriate?
If not, are there any keigo alternatives you could recommend? I just don't want to just make something up, I want to stick to the forms if at all possible so I can sound as good as possible.
To be honest this is something that a lot of Japanese people have trouble with too. When I went through this process I not only needed the help of a Japanese friend but she also needed the help of her parents...
If this is a position that involves speaking Japanese, and you don't understand what's on the above websites, then you might be better off just doing it in English, because the possibility is high that they will continue to communicate with you in Japanese (and request to interview you in Japanese, which is a whole other bag of keigo worms).