To Hiring Department,
I am writing to you to apply for the position of Instructional Assistant. Due to my past experience and deep devotion I have to help young children, I would be honored to be a part of the Gladstone School District.
I have attached my resume in the application process as requested. I will address a few key qualities that I have, that will allow me to excel at the job of Instructional Assistant and highlight how I am qualified for this position:
• Strong Interpersonal/Human Relation Skills I held an internship at Oregon Health and Science University, where I had to work with not only the patients, but also the families.
enjoyed meeting you and learning more about the job and school district. It was interesting to hear about the job responsibilities and those that I would be working with.
I am writing to apply for the part-time cashier position at Tim Hortons on 7330 Markham Road. I came across this opportunity when I was visiting the store and saw a hiring paper starting “help wanted”. I am confident that I would be a outstanding employee because I know that my contribution to the work force at Tim Hortons will be beneficial to the overall standings of the restaurant.
I was very eager to apply to the Administrative Assistant opening as soon as I saw the position was available, and I hope to be contacted for an interview.
... deadlines etc. I will try to leave early for work in the morning. This will make me look good in the eyes of management and will also help me by giving me a sense of peace and calm by not having to rush into work late. I will try and take at least one 15 minute break during the day and take a walk outside and get fresh air. I will try and not have a defensive personality. I will listen carefully and not jump into any conclusions. I
I do not always adhere to a schedule although I know it most certainly would be beneficial at times if I did. I like to keep my schedule open and make minimal plans. As a mother, I understand how often my schedule has to be amended due to appointments, practices, and games. I like to explore the world around me. I do like to make life and work fun; if you are going to have to do something, there is no sense in not enjoying yourself while you do so. Whether I am baking, cleaning, or doing an activity, I try to make it enjoyable. It helps pass the time and make the job not feel so redundant.
To illustrate, I am an immigrant, and this August it will be my 6th anniversary since I moved to Rhode Island. During this six years, I have managed to learn a new language, graduate CCRI and URI, and work. Also, I come from a low-income family. In other words, I will be able to relate and motivate the community I will serve with The College Advising Corps. Furthermore, I am a team player, follow structure, flexible and able to work under pressure. Something that makes me the perfect candidate for the position is my years of experience working with teenagers and young adults through the church I sever. Often, I find myself engaging with the youth and giving them advice about school, career choice, and time management to accomplish their goals. Lastly, I would love to serve in this position because it will be beneficial for me professionally. It is not often one gets the opportunity to experience and develop new skills in counseling. As an individual, this position will allow me to enjoy the satisfaction of helping others, foster personal growth, and will enable me to meet new people with similar background and life
I am writing to you today to submit my application for the position of Nursing Care Assistant. With my currently obtained license and two and a half years of a college education, I am eager and ready to put my skills to the test.
As a compassionate, responsible, and energetic student, I would like to submit my application to be a Residential Assistant. I know I would be a strong candidate based on my history of leadership, my ability to work well with others, and my positive experiences at UAlbany.
Having worked at CVS for about three years now, I have developed strong relationships with both my customers. Some of my customers are “regulars,” so I know many of them on a first-name basis. I see many of these customers several times throughout the week, and I usually hold conversations with them while I am completing their transaction. I also talk with these customers while I am working on the floor or stocking shelves. One couple knows me so well that they asked my coworkers where I was when I temporarily left my job to move into college and complete my first year. When I returned to CVS to work over winter break, we had a conversation about my plans for school and what my schedule will look like throughout the remainder of the school