question about grammer

[sandykhattar]

Hi,
Could you please help me in explaining which sentence is correct?

I am interested in TA position at your school.

OR

I am interested in TA position in your school.


Thanks

 

[henz988]

Using at your (the) school means you want to know where somebody/something is, for example:
Where is your car? It's at the school.
But I believe AE and BE may be different in respect of school.


Let's see what natives will say.

 

[David L.]

If a specific job/position has not been advertised, and you are writing in case they do have such an opening, then you would write:
I am interested in a TA position at your school (((and wonderif you have such an opening))).
If a specific position has been adveritised, and you are applying for the job, then you would write
I am interested in the TA position at your school (((that is currently being advertised))).
PLEASE NOTE: these sentences indicate the use of 'a' and 'the'. If you are actually writing to a school, you should look at examples of how to write letters of enquiry, or an actual application for a position.

 

[sandykhattar]

Thanks