Cover Letter Sample

I am applying for the HNC animal care course at SRUC Oatridge Campus. I have always been interested in animals, they have always been my passion and that's why this course is right for me.

I am Timothy Edward Redmond Jr, I am a seventeen year old that lives in New Richmond, Ohio. I am currently in senior at New Richmond High School and is planning to graduate in May of 2017. I live a mobile home park called Lakeside Estates, which happens to be 5 minutes away from my school. I am a hardworking person that usually gets overlooked by most people. I try to help everyone in any way, even if it’s minor. I work at Spencer Park Aviary & Wildlife Center, which is a local charity organization on Front Street in the Village of New Richmond. We are currently building the park, but we have a few animals. There is a African spurred tortoise, 3 Fennec Foxes, pigs, other a few other animals currently. We plan to have Flemish Giant Rabbit,

I was eager to discover an opening for the Rocky Ranch Animal Internship, and I hope to receive a chance to be interviewed as a prospect for the internship.

I am writing with sincere gratitude to thank you and the Trustees of the Vivian L. Smith Foundation for your recent $100,000 gift to the Houston SPCA’s More Than Shelter capital campaign. This gift is the second and final installment of your multi-year grant and has a critical impact on our goal of creating one centralized campus that is designed and equipped to serve all animals and the people who love and care for them.

The opportunity presented is exceedingly stimulating, and I believe that my extensive experience with all sorts of animals and owners, and high caliber of education will make me an extremely competitive aspirant for this position. As my resume states, I graduated from Colorado State University with a BS degree in Biochemistry and Zoology. I have a full understanding of animal care, as it pertains to this position. Making conversation, and other general ‘people skills’

I am applying to study zoology because I have had an intense passion for animals for as long as I can remember, and I cannot imagine myself doing anything else as a career. Throughout my life, I have been privileged to live and visit many countries, and thus have have encountered a vast variety of animals, each of which have fueled my interest in the field even more. My childhood was spent outside, in a treehouse, surrounded by various jars where I kept insects that I had caught. I built them habitats, caught their food for them, and studied their behaviour. I kept praying mantises, and inadvertently bred them, which was fascinating, Rhino and Scarab beetles, which I rescued from swimming pools, and many other creatures. I distinctly remember hand feeding a cricket to a wild gecko when I was about 8, it was an amazing feeling. Other than my practical experiences, I have supplemented my interests with literature, particularly books by by Konrad Lorenz, an Austrian Zoologist, and documentaries; especially anything by David Attenborough and recently, the Secret Life of the Zoo, which follows behind the scenes of Chester Zoo. Even my favourite YouTube subscriptions focus on animals, either as people’s exotic pets, or in the wild. For two years, I have been volunteering at a small local zoo, which is home to many animals, from goats to a 9 metre long albino ball python. I help out by feeding the residents, grooming them, and cleaning out their enclosures. One

Hi, this is Charlie Spencer. I tried to get a hold of you by the phone this afternoon but the line rang busy. I went to the store and saw that the power was out and thought you would be very busy and returned home. I have set up my voicemail on my phone, but I am unable to receive calls during school hours. If you would like to contact me during the day, please email me, and we can set up a time to discuss a part time position. Looking forword to hearing from you. Thank you for your consideration.

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This letter is in response to the advertisement you have posted for the position of Middle School Social Studies Teacher in the Egg Harbor Township School District. I believe my qualifications, talents, and experience will benefit the students and the school itself. My certifications include CEAS K-12 Social Studies, DOE NJ.

So would you be interested in being Wildlife Administrator. If so here are some of the facts about the job, what you will be doing, how much you will be making, where you will spend most of your time doing this job.

I have included copies of my resume and transcripts for your evaluation. You will see that I am graduating with a 4.0 GPA, and that I have been inducted into a number of honor societies that reward excellence in the areas of large animals. Along with these honors, I also have experience in lg/sm animal nursing from my summer internship at Animal Clinic of Muskegon.

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I’m interested in being a junior interpreter at the Akron Zoo for several reasons. My love for animals, the skills I attain, and my willingness to learn are some of the reasons you should consider me for the position.

I wanted to send you a quick email to say that it was a pleasure meeting you today. My parents (James and Joyce Balls) and Aunt Ida speak of you often. I’ve included a copy of my CV so that you have a bit of an idea of my research interest.

I wanted to thank you for your time, when I visited your office. After discussing with you about the many details and skills, that are essential for candidates, who would find placement through your agency, I clearly understand that ideal candidate for any position, should be experienced.