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End the recommendation letter with a couple sentences at most. They should clearly summarize the information that was provided in the assessment part of the letter. Begin the final one or two sentences by saying "in summary," "in closing," or "accordingly." Follow this by a comma and close as concisely as possible.
End the recommendation letter with a couple sentences at most. They should clearly summarize the information that was provided in the assessment part of the letter. Begin the final one or two sentences by saying "in summary," "in closing," or "accordingly." Follow this by a comma and close as concisely as possible.
Open with a formal salutation. ... Paragraph 1: Introduce the student. ... Paragraphs 2 and 3: Write more about character, less about achievements. ... Paragraph 4: Conclude with a direct recommendation. ... Wrap it up with an appropriate closing.
Open with a formal salutation. ... Paragraph 1: Introduce the student. ... Paragraphs 2 and 3: Write more about character, less about achievements. ... Paragraph 4: Conclude with a direct recommendation. ... Wrap it up with an appropriate closing.
Collect information. Ask the person for whom you're writing the letter for a copy of his or her resume or CV, so that you can speak to the person's experience. ... Explain how you know the person. In the introduction, briefly explain how you know the person.
A salutation, such as Dear selection committee. An introduction, in which the relationship between the writer and the student is made clear. Body copy, in which the writer outlines the reason that the student should be considered for the scholarship.
Focus on one or two traits. In the body of your letter, focus on one or two qualities in this person that make him or her a good fit for the job. ... Remain positive. State that you think this person is a strong candidate. ... Share your contact information.
Collect information. Ask the person for whom you're writing the letter for a copy of his or her resume or CV, so that you can speak to the person's experience. ... Explain how you know the person. In the introduction, briefly explain how you know the person.
A salutation, such as Dear selection committee. An introduction, in which the relationship between the writer and the student is made clear. Body copy, in which the writer outlines the reason that the student should be considered for the scholarship.
Focus on one or two traits. In the body of your letter, focus on one or two qualities in this person that make him or her a good fit for the job. ... Remain positive. State that you think this person is a strong candidate. ... Share your contact information.
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