Working in Japan as an English Teacher?

Question

I saw this advertisment in a website to work in Japan as an English teacher and you don't need any teaching experince. I like to go their as a changellle, to see the country and improve my english & teaching abality. But to apply for the job they ask all applications must be accompanied by a covering letter stating your interest in a.) going to Japan & b.) becoming a conversational English Instructor in order to be considered.

I am not sure what to write. Can someone help please... atleast get a start on writing a cover letter

Answer 1

First, you might want to brush up on your spelling if you want to teach English. The Japanese have very high standards in their schools and would look poorly on your inability to spell. In this short paragraph, you misspelled experience, challenge, and ability. Also, the word "English" should be capitalized. There are two structural errors: "I saw this advertisement" is an incorrect use of this. Eliminate it and say "an advertisement." It is advisable not to begin a sentence with "but," which is a conjunction most of the time. It can be a preposition as well.

I don't want to be mean, but if this is how you write, and if you want to teach English, save yourself the embarrassment.

Chow!!

Answer 2

don't stress out. just be yourself...and let the writing flow....from the heart.