Letter of introduction for kindergarten

Letter of introduction from an intern to the parents

Depending on whether you are doing an internship in kindergarten perform or take up a position as a trained educator in kindergarten, different details in the letter of introduction are important. You can use the following writing instructions for an internship.

1. First start with a salutation in the form of "Dear parents, ..."
2. State your name and age in an introductory sentence.
3. If you write the letter of introduction as an intern, explain in the following section that you are doing the internship as part of your educator training. Please also state the school you are attending and what year of training you are in.
4. Such internships are often subject to a specific learning objective or you will carry out a project during the internship. In your introductory letter you can inform the parents about this: "During my internship I will rehearse a play with the children, which we will perform together".
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5. After you have informed the parents about your professional status and possible projects, you can tell something about yourself. Please state your hobbies and leisure activities.
6. Find a friendly closing formula, such as: B. "I am looking forward to working with you and doing many beautiful projects with the children."

The letter of introduction should contain a maximum of one A4 page, rather less. Don't forget to attach a photo of yourself.

This is how you introduce yourself to the parents as a new educator

If you start a new job as a trained educator, you can take over the introductory part as described above. You only have to display the main part a little differently:

1. As a young educator If you are just starting your career, you can state the name of the training center where you completed your training. Also write when you completed the training.
2. Name your priorities and preferences in relation to working with children, what do you like to do yourself and what do you value?
3. If you have acquired special qualifications or have attended advanced training courses, you can also briefly mention them.
4. Then write something about your private interests, maybe you would too disclose something about your marital status, whether you are married and perhaps have children of your own.
5. If you have been working as a kindergarten teacher for a long time, you no longer need to mention your training institution. Write that you e.g. B. have over 15 years of professional experience and focus more on your priorities and qualifications that you have acquired and tested over the years.
6. Finally, write a nice closing formula.

A short introductory letter helps to break the barrier between you and your parents, after all, they want to know who you and yours are with children have to do it.