Request for training letter

Sending a request for training letter is a simple letter with an effective message. It’s simply where someone asks for training, which is usually done at a paid private classroom and not in the usual classroom setting. They’re usually held during the summer and a small fee of anywhere from $100 to $1,000. Some are relatively cheap and some classes can be expensive, but it just depends on what you need.

Steps

Starting to Write

1

Write out a statement of which training program has intrigued you and which one you would like to attend.

2

Explain that you understand the cost of the program and what the general purpose of the program is.

3

Explain how the program will help you and how it benefits you in the long run as well.

4

State the reason why you need the training in the first place.

Sample Letters

Sample request for training letter


Dear Sally,

I was reading through a brochure and something called Trade Training caught my attention. I’ve read up on it and I would like to participate in the training program.

While I do see the cost of the program is $525 and I know it’s not cheap, it will benefit me greatly in the long run. In the next 5 years alone, we’ll spend $55,000 just on advertising so if we can cut that advertising cost and travel costs down by just a small fraction such as 2-3%, I would be more than hapy with the training.

I would like go ahead and register now and if I get the go-ahead, I will be sending you a $525 check or I will be bringing it directly to you on the first day of class, depending on the response I get.

Sincerely,

Kenneth