Task 6 (M6 LA2)

Now, let’s put it all together to make an application letter to respond to the job vacancy in Task 6.

September 19th, 2018 THE PRINCETON REVIEW KOREA More Co., B/D, 20-9, Yeongdong-daero, - Seoul - South Korea Dear Sir / Madame, The director of The Princeton Review Korea, Based on your job advertisement that offers part-time English teachers in The Princeton Review, Korea. Hereby, I want to apply for an English teacher at your institution. I am a psychology bachelor from Portland State University, having experience as an ESL teacher and other work experience. I am a person who is qualified to work as a teacher of part-time English at your school. I have received an International TEFL Certificate with 150 hours of lectures, 30 hours of Teaching Young Learners and Business English and 20 hours of teaching students from International TEFL academy. I have been working as an ESL teacher at Daley City College; I have been there from 2006. My responsibility there is  teaching English to Spanish speaking student aged 18, utilizing learning methods using materials and personal teaching materials, improving students' grammar, listening, writing, and speaking skills, creating all course materials, including quizzes and reading samples.   Before working at Daley City College, I worked as an ESL teacher at language incorporated in Chicago from 2004 to 2006.  My experience was also as an Oregon AIDS Hotline counselor in Portland OR from 2002 to 2004. My job there was providing education and counseling for the general public for the state of Oregon, answering questions about aids transmission, referred clients to testing centers, companies and support groups, recorded and compiled confidential from client callers. I am a high skill English teacher and educational institution. Attached to this letter are my resume and a copy of my certificate. I hope you are willing to read the document. I am looking forward to hearing from you for an interview. Sincerely yours, Bob Brown