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About This Presentation

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How to Write a Cover Letter

A cover letter is a one-page document you send with
your resume that provides additional information about
skills and experiences related to the job you're pursuing. It
typically includes three to four short paragraphs.
A cover letter is important because it serves as the first
chance for the recruiter to see the qualifications that
make you a good fit for the position.

Cover letter is a Formal letter

Pre-Writing
Before you write the cover letter, you need
information about the job, especially the
qualifications needed. The best place to find this
information is in the advertisement
where you learned about the job.

The structure of the Letter

SALUTATION
Write to a specific person. Before you write, try to find out the name (and gender)
of the person you are writing to. You can call the company or check their Web site.
Dear Ms. Maroon:
Dear Mr. Ping:
• If you don't know the gender, use the person's full name or initial.
Dear Lin Croft:
Dear D. Maxon:
• If you don't know the name, use the person's title.
Dear Human Resource Specialist:
Dear Recruiter:

Opening
In the opening of a
cover letter, tell the
reader two things:
(1)what job you are
applying for and
(2) the source of your
information.

Focus- Body paragraphs
The body of a cover letter
focuses on your skills.
Briefly describe why you are
suited for the job.
Tell the reader how your skills
match the job requirements.
In each body paragraph, tell a specific
story about a time when you
showcased those qualifications, or
provide a specific example that
demonstrates your experience. Before
each paragraph ends, connect this to
the position to which you are applying.

Action and Closing
In the closing, be sure to thank the
reader for looking at your letter.
Be positive. Mention a future
conversation or meeting.
In your cover letter, give either a general or
a specific time that you will call or e-mail.

Practice tasks
Business correspondence
pages 4-7
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ckkEswE9lAglI4gxta
cTF18153JHvI_J/view?usp=drive_link

TASK
Write a cover letter for the following job
advertisement.
At least 180 words