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Teaching Assistant Cover Letter Example With No Experience

Last updated : 17 January 2019

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Use this letter example for your job applications after amending as suitable.

Teaching Assistant cover letter example with no experience

Jane Brown
01 Any Road, Every Town, XX1 1YY
____________________

Mr John Smith
ABC Company
All Streets
Any Town
AA1 1ZZ

(Date)

Dear Mr Smith

Please find my enclosed CV in support of my application for the above position, as advertised (enter source) on (enter date).I have recently left school and wish to pursue a career working with children. I feel confident that I hold strong communication skills and firm commitment to learning.

I would like the opportunity to work closely with children to help them develop and progress further up the curriculum.

I have experience in tending to the needs and care of children as I have a regular babysitting job for which I am held responsible for the care and well being of 2 children aged 5yrs and 8yrs.

I can offer my personal interactive skills and an eagerness to learn and my dedication. I am confident that this would make me an excellent candidate for this position.

I look forward to hearing from you with a possible interview date.

Yours sincerely

(sign)

Jane Brown

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  1. NikyK says

    October 30, 2018 at 10:52 am

    or you can try this one:

    Dear Mr Brown,

    I am very interested in the position of Teaching Assistant for Oatlands School, as advertised in the local newspaper.

    I have a range of skills and experience to match the position you describe, most of which involve working with children in some capacity.

    During my education, I observed teaching assistants carrying out their job duties and learned a lot from them. I understand what it means to work with young children and appreciate classroom culture and effective teaching in school.

    I have assisted the local Brownies in a number of activities, many of which are focused on learning new skills. I am also approachable and compassionate, which I believe are traits necessary when working with young people.

    I possess strong verbal communication skills and the confidence to talk officially with a group of children and I am confident in my ability to become a key member of your staff.

    I am computer literate, organised and quick-thinking and believe I can handle any situation that might arise in a classroom environment.

    Please find enclosed is my CV for your consideration. I consider that I am an excellent candidate for this role and look forward to an interview to discuss this position further.

    Yours sincerely

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