7.1 Conclusion: Landing Your Dream Job
You’ve done it! ✓ You found your dream job ✓ You gained an understanding of the purpose and importance of cover letters ✓ You determined and explained how you meet the job…
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6.4 Nursing Cover Letter
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6.3 Intern Cover Letter
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6.2 Teacher Cover Letter
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6.1 Practicing and Perfecting: Bonus Examples
Now that you’ve crafted your cover letter, you can look over the three cover letter examples we’ve included for candidates in the most sought-after fields of employment: teaching, internships, and…
5.5 Closing the Sale: Signing Off
In closing your cover letter, summarize what you talked about in the body to reiterate what you bring to the table, but be careful not to repeat anything you’ve already…
5.4 The Proof in the Pudding: Providing Evidence
Start a new paragraph for the body of your cover letter, which follows your introduction. The body should be one or two paragraphs in length―just long enough to outline your…
5.3 Meeting Expectations: Introducing Yourself
First, provide a salutation. In greeting your prospective employer, try to get an exact name instead of using To Whom It May Concern, which can be considered lazy and impersonal. For…
5.2 Keeping in Touch: Contact Information
At the top of the letter, include the same full contact information as on your resume, including your ✓ name ✓ mailing address ✓ phone number ✓ email address ✓ LinkedIn profile or personal website link…
5.1 Laying the Foundation: Formatting and Structuring
Now that you’ve done your research and understand the language requirements, you can lay the foundation for your cover letter, and that means formatting and structuring! In general, it is…