College Reference Letter from Teacher
[Guidance counselors, administrators, and supervisors may also write academic letters of reference letters for students. A teacher for a current student usually writes a college letter of reference. Here briefly focus on sample College Reference Letter from Teacher. The letter is shown with the student’s report card providing insight into what kind of student he or she is. Try to focus on the student’s skills that relate to their ability to succeed at that school. Elaborate on how you know the student and for how long you’ve known the student. The letter may serve one of a variety of purposes; it may be a reference to college, a scholarship, a unique college program. You need to modify this sample according to your needs.]
From,
Sender’s name…
Home/Office Address…
Date: DD/MM/YY (Date on Which Letter is Written)
To,
Receiver’s name…
Job Designation and Department name…
College/institute name…
Subject: College Reference Letter.
Respected (name and designation of the receiver),
I’d like to recommend one of my students for admission to your college. (Describe in your words). His/her name is (name of the student) and passed out his/her school study from (name of the school). (Describe all about an academic career). He/she has been performing excellently in his/her studies and deserves to get admitted to the best college. (Describe all about academic qualification). So I’d like to get him admitted to your college assuring you that he/she will never let you down. (Explain your recommendation).
He/she is very hardworking and even an expert in the organizing and leadership skills, providing a better understanding of the friends. (Cordially describe your greetings and expectation).
Thanking You,
Yours truly,
Your Name…
Job Designation and Department name…
Home/Office Address…
Contact info. and Signature…
Another format, [Email Format]
To: receiver mail address, name.fghg@email.com
From: sender mail address, name.hgdj@email.com
SUB: College Reference Letter
Dear Mr./Mrs. (Name of the recipient)
I have known (Student name) for the past (***) years, having served as both his/her (Subject/course name) teacher and his/her supervisor on the (institute name). (Describe in your words). I believe s/he would be an excellent addition to (College name). While a student at (Institute Name), (Student name) has always defied him/herself academically.
S/he is an active member of in-class debates and grasps knowledge quickly. S/he has excellent written and verbal proficiency that is a pleasure for any teacher to encounter. (Describe all about an academic career). (Student name) even tutors incoming high school first-year students who are struggling with their (course name). (Student name) also excels in extracurricular projects. S/he has been the editor of our high school paper for the past (***) years and has written some intelligent, thought-provoking posts. (Describe all about academic qualification). His/Her capability to authorize work to him/her assistants also displays his/her organizational abilities and crisp leadership skills.
(Student name) would bring so much to your school, both inside and outside of the classroom. (Explain your recommendation). If you have any questions regarding (Student name)’s qualifications, please feel free to contact me at (****) or bvngh@gmail.com. (Cordially describe your greetings and expectation).
Thanking you in anticipation,
Your Name…
Job Designation and Department name…
Institute Address…
Contact info…
