1. Have you used an agent to apply for school? If so, don't bother yourself. You write the general situation to the intermediary. This is the intermediary's job. They will translate it well (although their translation is not very good, but after all, they are all in this industry, no matter how stupid they are, they are still skilled).

2. If you have not found an intermediary, based on your situation:

(1) The tutor you are talking about refers to the teacher who teaches you? Undergraduate students generally do not have a tutor, and the tutor only tutors a few students (although some schools now implement an "undergraduate tutor system"). You should have more than one teacher. Find one with a good reputation, who is in school, and whom you can contact. You list your personal profile and give it to the teacher, or you discuss with the teacher the content of the recommendation letter. It doesn't matter if it's true or not (of course, it doesn't mean anything if it's ridiculously fake).

(2) Having interned in a bank, it’s great to be able to write to them. It shows that you have strong work ability. However, it seems that current students only need letters of recommendation from two professional teachers.

(3) Ask an English teacher to write. It depends on what the teacher writes. If it can prove that your English skills are quite solid, it is still possible, but this is optional.

To sum up, I think you should find two professional teachers from your department who are close to you. Give them your personal materials and communicate with them. Be sincere, humble and low-key. Find a This is the most appropriate opportunity to tell them about your difficulties. I believe that the teacher will definitely give you a helping hand.

o(∩_∩)o, haha, I wish you all the best~~. Come on come on.