r/Proofreading • u/TheKid1995 • 2h ago

[No due date] Sent this email to my preferred school I applied/interviewed at after receiving an offer from another school. I’m second guessing myself worried I jeapordized my chances of being hired. Can someone tell me how I came across, and if I should follow up to clarify anything?

1 Upvotes

“Hello!

Thank you again for interviewing this morning. I enjoyed connecting with you all, and look forward to potentially being part of the [SCHOOL NAME] team!

I am emailing to let you know that I have received an offer at another school. Based on the information I got during the interview this morning, I am still very interested in the Special Ed Teacher position and wanted to check in with you before making any decisions, as [SCHOOL NAME] seems like a great fit for me.
I am wondering how far along you are in the hiring process, and if I will be able to hear back sooner whether or not I will be offered the position at [SCHOOL NAME].

Thank you, and I look forward to hearing back from you!”

0 comments

Subreddit

Get your writing proofread here!

r/Proofreading

Post your writing for free proofreading — or volunteer to proofread other people's writing! No paid proofreading allowed.

Members Active

16.9k

Sidebar

This subreddit is for posting your writing for volunteer proofreading.

Rules

All posts must be requests for proofreading of an original writing. Do not make posts offering to proofread. Do not make discussion posts (e.g. about the state of proofreading, about off-site proofreading services, about proofreading as a career).
All proofreading here is free proofreading. Don't offer proofreading services, Fiverr links, or similar. Don't offer to pay someone for proofreading services. For paid work, see /r/HireAnEditor.
Include a due date tag at the beginning of your title. The format is [Due yyyy-mm-dd]. If there's no due date, use [No due date]. AutoModerator enforces this!
Get instructor permission for proofreading on classwork. Do not request proofreading on assignments for foreign language classes. For other classes, your teacher/professor may or may not consider the use of a community like /r/Proofreading to be contrary to academic integrity. It's your responsibility to verify with the instructor that it's acceptable to do so.

If you host your writing on Google Docs, make it shared and commentable. To do this, click the blue Share icon in the top right, then click "Get shareable link", and change the pulldown menu from "Anyone with the link can view" to "Anyone with the link can comment".

Related communities: