You may have the right qualifications along with certificates and some good references that can land you a good teacher's job.
Its time you applied.
Most frequently the difference between making the cut and getting the job comes down to how well your cover letter speaks of you.
Here are a set of instructions that will help you make a wonderful cover letter.
The main thing to remember while writing it is that it describes you and hence you want it to be exactly to the point and keep it as short as you can.
Double check to make sure that you have not made unwanted errors which make you purple faced as what you have written may differ from what you say.
Remember that it is the one that makes the difference.
If you are reusing your old one make sure you change the specific details required and also check on the grammar and spellings.
A bad grammar mistake or a spelling mistake could loose you that job as schools are reluctant to hire teachers whose language is not completely perfect.
You may want to get another friend to check your cover letter once you are done.
As always it must be impressive and stand out from the rest as employers look through people's cover letters in just minutes before deciding on whom to give out the job.
Thus work hard on it.
Remember that the first few lines of it are the most important of all.
Hence use large words to impress your personality up on your employer and good looking slogans.
A good option while applying for a teaching post is to ask for an interview in your cover letter.
Hence you are giving your future employer the impression of not being shy and that you are ready to take the initiative with determination.
Going on about that interview will only annoy your employer.
You must thus use the rest of your cover letter to impress other information up on him.