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In this tutorial, Austin Kelly discusses how to write a personal reference letter. He emphasizes that one should only accept a request to write a reference if they know the person well enough to provide meaningful insight, and can speak positively about their traits relevant to the job. Kelly outlines five key elements to include in a personal reference letter: 1. State your relationship to the candidate (e.g., “I volunteered with John at Habitat for Humanity”).2. Mention how long you have known the candidate (e.g., “I have known Korra for more than six years”).3. Include positive personal qualities of the candidate. Further elements are likely covered in the full tutorial, but these three serve as a foundation for a strong reference letter.
