Teachers of the Hearing Impaired Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I’ve spent the last five years helping students with hearing impairments access the same content as their peers, and I’ve seen how small adjustments can make a big difference. In my current role I used a mix of assistive tech and personalised activity plans to support learners across years 3 to 6, with a class size around 12 per term. At [Company Name] I’d bring that same practical focus on practical skills and clear data to guide planning and feedback. I’m drawn to this position because it combines assessment, instruction and collaboration with families and teachers. I’m comfortable administering screenings and interpreting results, and I plan remedial or extension programmes that fit each student’s timetable and level. I’ve kept student data tidy and accessible, prepared progress notes for parents, and contributed to collaborative lesson planning with speech pathologists and classroom staff. One memory stands out from my time at [Previous Company]. A student who struggled with basic math routines began to engage more once I paired visual supports with hands on activities and regular feedback loops with the SSO team. Over a term, their test scores improved by around 15 per cent, and they started asking questions in class. I documented progress in a simple data sheet and used it to adjust pacing and materials for other learners with similar needs. I’m available to discuss how I can support your school and students at [Company Name]. If it suits, I can meet next week to talk through your current programmes and how we might adapt them to better include hearing-impaired learners. Kind regards, [Your Name]