Need cover letter help (again)

[T. Lynn]

Ok, I want to "thank" everyone again who helped me with my first cover letter. Now I'm in a different situation and need help once again.

The position I applied for was a temporary position at a college. I knew that sometime next year it would be converting to a permanent position and I'd have to reapply (since I'm considered temporary right now). I was just informed that this will be happening within a few months.

I'll have to submit a cover letter again and obviously I don't want to submit my standard one (because I sent that one the first time). I love working there and definately hoping they will keep me onboard. I want to somehow stress the fact, in a professional matter, that I love working there, enjoy the position and would like the opportunity to continue. If I lost this job, I'd be so heartbroken. I feel at peace when I'm there and look forward to going to work because I love my job.

Can someone help suggest some eye catching terminology for my new cover letter? I'd also need to incorporate something new for a follow-up interview once again as well.

I know I will be twice as nervous for the interview because I"ll be interviewing with the same people I did before & know I"ll be fighting to keep my job, basically...

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[CowboyCO]

Ok, I want to "thank" everyone again who helped me with my first cover letter. Now I'm in a different situation and need help once again.

The position I applied for was a temporary position at a college. I knew that sometime next year it would be converting to a permanent position and I'd have to reapply (since I'm considered temporary right now). I was just informed that this will be happening within a few months.

I'll have to submit a cover letter again and obviously I don't want to submit my standard one (because I sent that one the first time). I love working there and definately hoping they will keep me onboard. I want to somehow stress the fact, in a professional matter, that I love working there, enjoy the position and would like the opportunity to continue. If I lost this job, I'd be so heartbroken. I feel at peace when I'm there and look forward to going to work because I love my job.

Can someone help suggest some eye catching terminology for my new cover letter?

I know I will be twice as nervous for the interview because I"ll be interviewing with the same people I did before & know I"ll be fighting to keep my job, basically...

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

How about

I have thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of this position over the past few months and my familiarity with the job duties and responsibilities would eliminate any loss of productivity. I am the best candidate for this new permanent position because I already have all the training and relationships necessary to perform at the highest level.