LETTERS

Formal letter:

Dear Mr. Thompson,

In reply to your advertisement which was in evenings edition of The
Vechernyaya Moskva, I am writing to apply for the position of The Russian language
teacher in your school. I graduated from Ryazan State University, translation
department and Moscow City Pedagogical University, teaching of philological
disciplines department in 2013 and I have four years experience working with
children and students.
I am currently working in the architecture college as an English language
teacher in Moscow. I am responsible for studying process in 1-4 years student,
dealing with studying program, creating it and working with it. I would like to
develop my professional skills and take on more responsibilities. I am also interested
in working in such a popular school with excellent team.
I enclose a copy of my resume for your reference. I would be happy to go to an
interview at any time and day except Monday.
Yours sincerely,
Yana

Informal letter:

Hi mum!
I have good news!
Remember Ive told you about the vacancy at school I dreamt about? Yesterday
I had an interview and at last I have got this position! Just imagine my dream has
come true! It is so unbelievable, I cant help it! Tell please dad about it!
So, next Monday is my first working day, and I would like to have a party this
Saturday. I am inviting all our family; do you think Bob will be able to come?
Mum, can you help me with cakes for the party? Yours are the best! Do come
to me at 10 on Saturday and we will cook it together, and let dad come at 3 together
with the rest of the guests.
I miss you soooooo much <3
With love,
Yana