A letter in response to request from school

Dear Mr. Beckham,

 

Given the school trip and the invitation of some parents to join this group, I want to say that I am enthusiastic and volunteer to be with you and the children. Also, my sons, Ali and Omid, really want me to join them and their friends.

Since this is a trip to the mountain-forest camp, I think my experiences and skills can be useful if needed.
Not only it is my personal passion, but also, I am a certified rescuer and a professional mountaineer.

In order to be more helpful during this trip I would like to teach some and practical skills to children. The first thing that I would like to teach is How to tie the rope while they are climbing mountain. The second activity would be Astronomical and navigational tasks. I mean they will learn how to find the north star. And finally

What is more, I have experience in guiding or managing children in crowded camps, by playing some outdoor games, such as dodgeball.

I would like to know what facilities the camp has, and what the main programs in this three-day camp are? What about transportation, can I drive my own car to the camp? Because it’s my teaching assistance.

I hope I can join you.

I am looking forward to hearing from you.

 

Kind regards,

David Benethon

 

 

 

A Cover letter for applying a tour guide job position

Trans Globe Tours
Victoria square
London, SW1 6VC

Dear Mr. Martin Ruane

 

I am writing in response to your advertisement in LinkedIn on Sep the 12^th, for a Tour Guide.

As you will see from the attached CV, I studied Eco-Tourism at Yale university, and went on to do a master’s in the Anthropology at the same university.

I consider myself as one of the ideal candidates for this job because I was a tour guide
for three years consequently in the university for new students and their family therefore I have good interpersonal skills. Since my parents are from different nationalities, I can speak French, Spanish and English fluently. I have academic certificate for French and Spanish language skill. Also, I am completely familiar with almost all historical and natural places in of Spain and France.

I have always wanted to travel to other countries, experiencing different cultures and meet new people. So being a tour guide is the most appropriate job position for me to meet my goal and show my abilities in guiding people to new places in better way.

 

I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.

 

Best regards,

Geroge Brown

An imaginary comparison between education system of Iran and Japan

Comparing Iran’s and Japan’s education system

 

By law, in Iran children have to go to school from the age of 7 to 18. But in Japan from the age 5 to 17.
In Iran, education is divided into four grades. The 1st, 2nd elementary and high-school, each one takes 3 years, totally 12 years of education. Also, there is an optional one-year pre-elementary for children at the age of 6. In contrast, Japan’s education system has 3 grades. A four-year step, elementary-school, a three-year junior high-school, and finally a five-year high-school.

There is another difference, single-sex and mixed-sex schools (co-education)
In Iran all schools before university are single-sex schools, whereas Japan's schools are mixed in all years except in last year of high school.

In both country it's compulsory to pass a country-wide exam, for entering university.
In the same way there is same culture and discipline, especially in interaction between students and their teachers. Though in Japan it's more rigid and traditional.

Thanks giving letter

Dear Mehrdad and Sara,

 

Hope you are healthy and happy with your loved ones.

I’m writing this letter to thank you and your wife, Sara. It was the most memorable party that we have had. Such a great hospitality and warm and friendly gathering. 

And about your gift, such an excellent present that we have received after our marriage. We are very surprised and happy with that. Many thanks.

Please make us happy and tell how can we meet you in our hometown?

We are looking forward to meeting you.

Best wishes,

Meysam and Shahin.

A letter to an old dear friend

Dear Hosein,
I am Meysam Hooshmand, hope you remember me.

If it is not familiar enough for your, so let me remind you of our junior high-school for three years and also in Taekwondo classes. Can you remember that weekly Quran sessions? Yeah, that’s right. I am sure you remembered those sessions.

So, what’s happened? When you and your family moved to Neyshaboor, we lost connection, because of lack of communication ways, otherwise we were close friends. Honestly, I was lazy to write a letter.

Now, I am glad that I’ve found you in this web site.

Let me tell about myself, I finished high-school and after that I studied Software Engineering at university. Now I hold B.S and M.S in Software Engineering. Fortunately, I’ve been working for a big IT company with two branches in Tehran and headquarter in Mashhad, I develop software as a senior engineer.
Also, I am still single, but I hope I can meet ideal partner soon.

What about you? Are you and your family fine? How about your sweet younger brother? Have you got married and got any children? Don’t be angry!  You know, these are common questions from any single person. I can remember that you were crazy about Physician, have you become a doctor or …?

As I said the company is in Tehran and Mashhad, that’s why I travel to Mashhad twice a month, so I would like to have a meet with you in Mashhad or even in Neyshaboor.

Let’s meet and keep in touch.

 I am waiting for your response.

Best wishes,
David Beckham