38. Application to Director of Education for post of English/Urdu Teacher/Lecturer, (9th/1st Year/BA/B. Sc) by AG Ahmad

 

Application No: 38

      Write an application to the Director of Education for the post of an

English/Urdu Teacher/Lecturer

The Director,

The Education Department,

A. B. C. (City)

Subject:        Job for an English Teacher/Lecturer

Respected Sir,

                           Most respectfully, it is stated that I would like to apply for the post of an English teacher advertised in the English newspaper “The Dawn” dated March 12, 2022. I consider myself  fit for this post. Therefore, I want to offer my services as an English teacher. As mentioned by you, I give a resume of my qualification and experience for the said post below.

         Kindly, consider my qualification and experience as follows:

           (i). I graduated in Arts from Punjab University in 2014 and secured high first division.

My marks in the paper of English were the highest.

          (ii). I did my M.A English from Punjab University in 2016 and got second division.

          (iii). I got a diploma in teaching from London University in 2018 and was declared the best student of the institution.

          (iv). I got a diploma in English speaking from Lingua University, London.

          (v). I can write and speak English fluently. I can impress people with the magic conversation.

         I taught English in the private college for two years. Being a private job holder, I intend to join Government job as soon as possible. Kindly, grant me an opportunity to serve as an English teacher in some government college/school.

        I shall be very thankful to you for this kindness.         

Yours obediently,

X. Y. Z.

Match 20, 2022.

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