Dear Hiring Manager,
In response to your job listing advertised in the *** for the post of a new Lunchroom Supervisor, I am writing this letter. As a person with an associate’s degree in education who has worked in a lunchroom facility for four years with two years in a supervisory position, I have experience in supervising students during lunch periods. From serving lines to helping students secure trays, from taking care of seating arrangements to supervising the food quality, I believe that I have the required skills to excel in this role, so I am eager to apply for the role of Lunchroom Supervisor in your institution.
Highlights of my accomplishments as a Lunchroom Supervisor include:
- Reporting any injuries, illnesses, accidents, allergies, and any student discipline issues to the appropriate authority immediately without delay, which has resulted in providing the timely help that was needed.
- Providing assistance and company to the students who may have some difficulty eating on their own.
- Maintained discipline according to the school’s and district’s policies, and kept any form of bullying at bay.
- In my tenure as the supervisor, I was also tasked with ordering food according to age-based dietary and nutrition charts, while keeping in mind the common allergic items that have to be avoided or provided a replacement for.
- Known for my conflict resolution strategies, which assist the students who have issues in resolving those said issues during the meal periods.
As a Lunchroom Supervisor at ***, I had a great time with various students and made their dining experience peaceful and healthy. I also shared a good rapport with the rest of the lunch staff, thus creating a harmonious environment for everyone around. I am confident that my passion, experience, and my skills will enable me to become an ideal candidate for this role.
If my skills match your requirements, please contact me at ( ) or mail me at ( ) to schedule a meeting. I look forward to learning more about the Lunchroom Supervisor post.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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