Nicole Li,

Room XXX Dorm Building Six,

Yantai University,

39 Ching Chuan lu,

Yantai Shandong PR.China 264005

1876656501x

7 April 2012

Respected,

Human resources department of Mrs. Wang,

Please consider my application to work as a teacher of Chinese at ABC primary school.

My job objective is to work as a Chinese teacher. I like teaching very much. I am available for an Interview, Please call me to set up a time that actually is agreeable. I have graduated from YANTAI University in 2012 and my major is TCFL, the focus of my studies was Chinese and English. I have been very good at Chinese from primary to college, especially reading and writing. If given a chance, I will try my best to meet your requirement. Also, I like kids very much, I am a patient and friendly person, I can communicate with children harmoniously.

I have 2 years experience teaching Chinese to children, so I know how to give them good methods and attract their interests.

Thank you for considering my application. I attached my resume and my photos, I am available for interview online through QQ. My number is 1963067685. I am looking forward your answer.

Yours Sincerely,

Nicole Li

 

第二篇：怎么写Cover Letter

怎么写Cover Letter, 附工作广告和Cover Letter样本。第一次陶瓷可借鉴。

申请博士后和教职或工业界工作时，Cover Letter都是必备的。Cover Letter是用

来简要的介绍一下你自己，表现你为什么适合你所申请的工作的。

这个帖子里有一个Cover Letter的模板。除了要注意信的格式，第一段主要说明你申请的工作，应提及你如何得知那个空缺的。简要介绍一下你的来历。很重要的是表达一下你的热情。第二第三段主要讲述你的经历为什么使你成为这个工作的不二之选。重点讲你能给教授或公司带来什么，而不要只说这个工作对你有多重要。另外，要注意不要与Resume或CV的文字完全一样。第四段，也是最后一段，要标明你很向往一次面试，重复你的联系方式，

谢谢对方。

对于第一次陶瓷，也可以以差不多的格式来写。

附上说明，技巧和样本：

HOW TO WRITE A COVER LETTER

Purpose of a Cover Letter

Cover letters are used to introduce yourself and to briefly explain your

qualifications to a

prospective employer. A cover letter should always accompany your resume or CV when applying for a position. The cover letter should highlight the information included

on your

resume or CV but not duplicate information word for word.

Cover Letter Template

Your Present Address

City, State, Zip Code

Date of Letter

Individual's Name

Title

Employer

Street Address

City, State, Zip Code

Dear Mr./Ms./Dr. :

First Paragraph: In your initial paragraph, indicate the reason for writing, the

specific position or

type of work for which you are applying, and how you learned of the opening. (Prior

contact with

employer or employees of the organization you are applying to, newspaper

advertisement, the

Internet, etc.)

Second/Third Paragraphs: Mention why you are interested in the position and the organization. Above all, indicate what you can do for the employer. Explain how your

academic

background makes you a qualified candidate for the position. Mention ideas for future

research,

if applicable. If you have related experience, point this out by mentioning specific

achievements

or unique qualifications gained through this experience. Do not repeat information

word for word

as it appears in your resume/CV.

Fourth Paragraph: In the closing paragraph, indicate your desire for an interview.

Repeat your

phone number and email in the letter and offer to provide additional information,

if necessary.

Finally, thank the employer for his/her consideration.

Sincerely,

(Your Handwritten Signature)

(Your Name Typed)

Tips

· If possible, address the letter to the appropriate individual by name and

professional title.

If you are unable to find this information, use a formal title (Director of Personnel,

Chair,

Search Committee, etc.)

· Avoid beginning every sentence or paragraph with the word "I."

· Open your cover letter with a strong statement. Express enthusiasm about the

position

you are applying for.

· Tell why you are interested in the employer. Indicate what you can do for the

employer

rather than what the employer can do for you.

· Always proofread to correct spelling and punctuation errors. Both the cover

letter and

resume or CV must be free of mistakes. There is a counselor available at the Office

of

Postdoctoral Services to critique your cover letter when you have completed your

draft.

· Before writing, review the job ad to highlight skills and experiences that will

be critical for the

successful candidate to possess. Use this information to write your letter by

highlighting

similar experiences you have had. (See example below)

SAMPLE JOB AD:

Assistant Professor listing as seen in the 9 November 2003 issue of Science: QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY Bard College's Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

is

seeking a colleague who will complement our existing strengths in molecular biology, biochemistry, genomics, and ecology. The successful candidate will be involved in

developing

an innovative curriculum in which Bard undergraduates develop a strong foundation

in the

traditional fields and become proficient with the computational methods employed

in those

fields. Preference will be given to candidates interested in involving

undergraduates in an

ongoing research program and in developing collaborative connections with members

of the

Bard faculty. In addition, opportunities exist for developing collaborations and

undergraduate

courses and programs with the faculty at Rockefeller University. The appointment

will be made

at the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR level starting July 1, 2004. Applicants should submit

a letter of

application, curriculum vitae, statements of teaching and research interests, and

three letters of

recommendation to: Robert Cutler, Biology Search Committee Chair, c/o Human

Resources,

Bard College, P.O. Box 5000, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000. Start-up funding

is

available. Candidates must have a Ph.D. Applications will be reviewed as received

and

interviews will begin in November 2003. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity

Employer.

SAMPLE LETTER FOR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR POSITION AT BARD COLLEGE:

May 07, 2008

Dr. XXXX XXXX

Biology Search Committee Chair

c/o Human Resources

Bard College

P.O. Box 5000

Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000

Dear Dr. XXXX:

I am writing in response to your advertisement in the November 9 issue of Science

magazine,

which announced a position vacancy for a Quantitative Biologist. I am excited about

the

opportunity to apply for a faculty position in the Biology Department of Bard College

and believe

that my research and teaching background make me a strong candidate. I am a molecular biologist currently finishing a postdoctoral fellowship in the laboratory of XXXX

at the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Over the years, I have developed an innovative approach to teaching and conducting

research

with undergraduates through creating and presenting course materials in both

laboratory and

classroom settings. In my experience, the best teaching involves concrete, hands-on

examples,

so I engage students in my courses by encouraging the maximum laboratory

participation

possible .…

The research project I intend to pursue at Bard College involves the development

of.… This is a

project that I feel will interest and inspire undergraduates while allowing me to

continue to

produce the highest quality work in my field.

Included in this packet, please find my curriculum vitae, statements regarding my

research and

teaching in…I appreciate being considered for your faculty position. Please let

me know if I can

provide additional information in support of my application…

Sincerely,

XXXXX