How to Write a Letter of Introduction for Bursaries

A good letter of introduction can make the difference on whether you will be awarded a bursary, financial aid given based on need to aid with your higher education, or not. Since you are seeking money, you have to write in a polite way, highlighting your intent to make the best use of the funds eventually given. In a letter of introduction you state your goals and what is preventing you from achieving them. Also you have to illustrate your educational plans.

Instructions

    • 1

      Write the date on the top left of the page. On the next line type the subject of the letter, for example "Object: Bursary Introduction Letter."

    • 2

      Leave some space from the border of the page and start writing "Dear", followed by name of the person you are writing to. If you do not know the name of the person, write "To whom it may concern." Put a comma and start a new line.

    • 3

      Use the first sentence to say why you are writing and that you need the funds for your education. In the next lines, give background information about where you are studying now and when you are going to finish.

    • 4

      Write how you are going to spend the money given in the next lines. Emphasize you are going to do your best to utilize the money you would receive in your pursuit of educational success and preparation for a career.

    • 5

      Conclude by saying that you wish to hear from them soon and would be honored to be considered for the bursary. Close with "Sincerely" and sign.

      Type your contact details and position beneath your signature.

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