Teachers of the Sight Impaired Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I recently supported students with sight impairment at a campus that serves 120 children, and I found that small adjustments in materials and routines can make a big difference. In my last role I prepared plans that aimed to reduce time spent on administration and maximise real classroom learning, while keeping assessment and data accurate. At [Company Name], I would bring a practical approach to individualised instruction, using adapted print and tactile resources and clear, client-friendly progress notes. My work focuses on assessment, curriculum adaptation, and collaborative planning with teachers and families. I regularly administer and interpret results, adjust remediation or enrichment, and design materials and aids that support basic academics and self-help skills. I also advise parents and staff on strategies that work in practical settings, and I keep student data well organised to support consistent progress across term goals. A recent example comes from a collaborative lesson planning cycle I led with two classroom teachers and a speech pathologist. We aligned objectives, created low-vision and tactile activity sheets, and trialled a multi-sensory maths activity. The student made steady gains in living skills and numeracy, and significantly improved task completion times during independent work, which we tracked in the school data system. I am keen to discuss how my experience aligns with the Teachers of the Sight Impaired role at [Company Name]. I can be available for a chat next week and I look forward to exploring how we can support students together. Kind regards, [Your Name]