Dear Mr. Myles,

I am writing in response to this week’s advertisement for the position of English Teacher at the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement. I have enclosed my curriculum vitae and cover letter for your consideration.

I am a recent graduate of the Boston University with a Master’s degree in English Literature. In addition, I am certified to teach Spanish and Special Education. Having fulfilled my teaching requirement in the respective district, I have also volunteered for an adult literacy program, focused on members of the Hispanic community in Boston. I have prepared and organized teaching materials at East Boston High School, which benefited students with special needs.
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Dear Miss Watson,

This is a letter to express my high interest in the vacant position of English Teacher, released on www.monster.com, ref.No 345A.I am seeking part time employment and I am confident that my knowledge, potential and wide teaching experience, coupled with some related activities provides a diverse background with much to offer to this post.

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Dear Ms. Washington :
When I saw in the Daily News that the position of Librarian with Any Library is free, I became very excited by the chance to apply for the job.
The announcement leaves the impression that you are searching for a candidate ready to accomplish loads of work in short terms that fits and extends excellently my current experience.
I have worked for two years now at the Stanford Law school editing manuscripts, journals and dissertations as well as doing a lot of research and administrative work. Therefore I reckon that my qualifications are perfectly suitable for the position offered.
Except for the above said I’d like to add that I am moving to Montana permanently next month. But I would also be happy to meet you earlier for an interview at your best convenience. In that respect, find enclosed my resume for your consideration and should you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.

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