Letter of motivation advice

clementin -  
 6bel -
Hello,
I would like to have an opinion on my cover letter: I am applying for a nurse position in a private establishment:

Sir,

I am currently preparing for the school nurse competition.
I wish to invest myself in a professional project within your establishment in order to apply my knowledge in the field of prevention and health education to students.
I am ready to accompany each young person, promote their autonomy, and make them responsible by allowing them to find a community living space.
Moreover, we could organise an effective partnership with the entire teaching staff.
I would be happy to discuss my experience and my project with you.
In the meantime, please accept, Sir, the assurance of my distinguished regards.

OR

Sir,

I would like to invest myself in a professional project as a nurse in order to utilise my knowledge in the field of prevention and health education.
[ In order to best approach this position, I am currently preparing for the school nurse competition.]
Accompanying each young person, fostering their autonomy and contributing to making them responsible by allowing them to find a community living space ?
If that is your aim, then it will be mine as well by organising an effective partnership with the whole teaching staff.
I would be happy to ...
In the meantime ....

Here are two versions; if you could help me, I want my letter to be impactful and well written
thanks for your advice

2 answers

  1. Nilou17 Posted messages 2346 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   1 474
     
    Hello! :-))

    At first glance, I prefer the first version. But it's just my personal opinion, you can do with it what you want. ;-)

    Otherwise, you can check out this excellent Green Day article, contributor on this forum.
    And pay attention to the accents in your letter. :-)

    See you

    ** Nils **
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  2. 6bel
     
    Your sentence translated to English:

    "she is really good your cover letter, me too I’m preparing my nursing entrance exam, well, bye."
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