This cover letter was written by Ima Good Student for an internship position at ASuper Employer. The letter introduces themselves and explains that they are following up after meeting at a career fair. The body highlights relevant skills and experience, such as valuing teamwork, problem solving, and critical thinking. The letter closes by thanking the recipient and stating they will follow up next week.
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What is a cover letter
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Course: BCTW
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Cover Letter
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TO: Sir Rizwan Bhatti
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Cover Letter
A cover letter is a letter sent alongside your resume to introduce yourself,
explain why you are sending in your resume, and provide more information about yourself.
Definition
A cover letter is a document sent with your resume to provide additional information
on your skills and experience.
A cover letter typically provides detailed information on why you are qualified for the job you
are applying for. Effective cover letters explain the reasons for your interest in the specific
organization and identify your most relevant skills or experiences.
How to Write a Cover Letter?
Writing a cover letter often seems like a particularly daunting task. However, if you take it one
step at a time, you'll soon be an expert at writing cover letters to send with your resume.
A cover letter typically accompanies each resume you send out. Your cover letter may make the
difference between obtaining a job interview and having your resume ignored, so it makes good
sense to devote the necessary time and effort to writing effective cover letters.
Format
Cover letters are generally one page at most in length, divided into a header, introduction, body,
and closing.[2]
Header. Cover letters use standard business letter style, with the sender's
address and other information, the recipient's contact information, and the
date sent after either the sender's or the recipient's address. Following that
is an optional reference section (e.g. "RE: Internship Opportunity at Global
Corporation") and an optional transmission note (e.g. "Via Email to
jobs@example.net"). The final part of the header is a salutation (e.g., "Dear
Hiring Managers").
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Introduction. The introduction briefly states the specific position desired,
and should be designed to catch the employer's immediate interest.
Body. The body highlights or amplifies on material in the resume or job
application, and explains why the job seeker is interested in the job and
would be of value to the employer. Also, matters discussed typically include
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skills, qualifications, and past experience. If there are any special things to
note such as availability date, they may be included as well.
Closing. A closing sums up the letter and indicates the next step the
applicant expects to take. It may indicate that the applicant intends to
contact the employer, although many favor the more indirect approach of
simply saying that the applicant will look forward to hearing from or
speaking with the employer. After the closing is a valediction (e.g.
"Sincerely"), and then a signature line. Optionally, the abbreviation "ENCL"
may be used to indicate that there are enclosures.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
Do not over use I
Instead, place the focus on the employer and use the
word you
Avoid writing more than one page; since you are
probably competing with other applicants, employers
just dont have the time to read two pages
The point of the cover letter is to flesh out your
resumes selling points not to repeat the same
things that appear in your resume
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Cover Letter Sample
Ima Good Student
800 North University Avenue #22220
Your Contact Info Provo, Utah 84601
801 555-5555
Date July 15, 2009
Jane Q. Recruiter, Employment Manager
Contact Info ASuper Employer
123 Broad Street
New York City, NY 10000-0001
Greeting Dear Jane (Ms. Recruiter):
After meeting you at our recent campus Career Fair I have taken the opportunity to learn much more
about ASuper Employer. I would like to accept your offer to consider me as a candidate for your
Introduction internship program and have enclosed my resume for your review.
I believe I bring skills and experience that will benefit the company and add to its already successful
record. Some of my specific abilities related to your job opening follow:
What you offer Valuing teamwork synergy and leadership through employment and class team projects.
them Solving complex and complicated problems using applied analysis techniques and research.
Thinking critically to determine needs in ambiguous settings and thoroughly developing
efficient recommendations and solutions.
Please review my resume for a more detailed synopsis of my experience and qualifications. For the
past year I have worked at ALess Super Employer and appreciate the high regard given to your
organization by its major competition.
I look forward to discussing my background with your recruiting team when you come to interview
What happens this month. It is easiest to contact me via email or at the number listed above. I am in class Monday
through Friday from 10 am until 2 pm each day. If I am unable to answer please feel free to leave a
message and I will return your call as quickly as possible.
now/next
Thank you for considering me for an internship at A Super Employer. I will contact you early next
week to determine how we should proceed.
Close Sincerely,
Ima Good Student
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