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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Letter Writing
Letter of introduction to new school
I was hired to teach conversational English in Japan. And I have to write a letter of introduction addressed to the entire staff of the school where I will begin teaching. I know that I should try to make it professional but friendly. I am looking for any tips on style, content, and length. I do not want someone to write this for me. I am just worried about what impression my letter will give my future co-workers. Thank you
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Make it short and simple. Don't worry about 'professional'. Introductions in Japan are not for content but for contact; they are a social gesture.
- Make it short and simple.
- Don't worry about 'professional'.
- Introductions in Japan are not for content but for contact; they are a social gesture.
- A brief bit on your training and experience, another bit on you hobbies and interests, and an expression of your pleasure at being able to experience Japan are all that are necessary.
- Feel free to post your effort here, and we can make further suggestions.
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Make it short and simple. Don't worry about 'professional'. Introductions in Japan are not for content but for contact; they are a social gesture. A brief bit on your training and experience, another bit on you hobbies and interests, and an expression of your pleasure at being able to experience Japan are all that are necessary.
Feel free to post your effort here, and we can make furth
Feel free to post your effort here, and we can make furth
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