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The Intent Letter For Teacher is a crucial preliminary document in the Philippine education system's hiring process, used when a teaching professional wishes to formally express their commitment to accepting a teaching position at an educational institution. This document serves as a bridge between initial discussions and the formal employment contract, commonly used in both private and public educational institutions across the Philippines. The letter typically follows specific requirements set by the Department of Education (DepEd) and must comply with the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act. It includes essential information about the teacher's qualifications, intended position, and acknowledgment of basic employment terms. The document is particularly important in the Philippine context where formal documentation of intent is valued in professional relationships and often required for administrative purposes.

1. Letter Header: Full name and contact details of the teacher, date, and recipient's details (school/institution name, address)

2. Professional Introduction: Brief introduction of the teacher and specific teaching position being addressed

3. Statement of Intent: Clear declaration of interest in the teaching position and willingness to accept the role

4. Qualification Summary: Brief overview of relevant teaching qualifications, licenses, and experience

5. Acknowledgment of Terms: Confirmation of understanding basic terms discussed (salary range, teaching load, start date)

6. Closing Statement: Professional closing with commitment to provide additional documentation if needed

7. Signature Block: Space for signature, printed name, and date