pdf, 1.2 MB
pdf, 1.2 MB
pdf, 447.38 KB
pdf, 447.38 KB
“Better letters” is a self-contained classroom topic about how to write a letter of application for a job. An introductory letter is your first opportunity to make a good impression on an employer, whether it is on paper or an email. This topic is about how to write an effective supporting letter to accompany a job application, highlighting your strengths and avoiding some common pitfalls.
This topic supports the learning outcomes in the Association for Careers Education and Guidance (ACEG) framework for career and work-related learning at Key Stage 4 but can be used with a range of groups depending on their needs and abilities, and provides good evidence of lesson planning. Two files are included with this topic. The first file is a lesson plan, worksheets and suggested running order for the activities. The lesson plan also includes differentiated learning goals, reflective questions and a “before and after” review of learning relating to this topic. The second file is a slide show presentation which can be used with a whiteboard or pc/laptop and projector, to add structure to the lesson for students. The slideshow has the same running order as the lesson plan, and includes modern and striking imagery to appeal to young adult learners.

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audreyt

8 years ago
3

There are some very useful ideas within this package but unfortunately the format is not particularly useful to me hence the lower review score. The slideshow has some good images and the pack takes you through poor letters with an exercise spotting mistakes (answers included), tips for a good letter as handouts and an exercise to construct a letter for a particular job specification, as described by the author. Both files though are pdf, which makes adapting for your own institution or circumstances nigh on impossible unless you have editing software. Would prefer the slideshow in powerpoint or keynote. (Have tried opening in both these programmes but I can't get it to work without investing in expensive conversion software. Someone more IT capable than me may find it easier)

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