Your Name Your Address Your Phone Number ║ Your E-Mail (Consider using the same letterhead you created for your resume) Current Date Employer Name Title Company Name Address Dear Mr./Ms. (Lastname): (or “Dear Campus Recruitment Representative/Hiring Manager”) Re: Job Title and Company’s Job Number (Identify what position you are applying for and the employers job/competition number if there is one. Bold this line so it stands out.) First paragraph: Briefly sum up your value to the employer by stating your…

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    Your Details Name Address Contact Number Email Address   Date   Employer Details Company Name Recruiter and Job Title Address Phone, Fax, Email     Dear                                 ,     Re:     Job Title and Job ID     Paragraph 1 – Reason   I am applying for the above position you have advertised in the Herald Sun on the 23rd July 2009.     Paragraph 2 – Interest   Why are you applying for the position? Do you have…

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To: Hiring Manager Name, Company Name I am writing to apply for and be considered for the (Position u applying for) currently advertised in your publication ( Name of the Company or Municipality). My two-year internship at (name the Department in which you gained experience) improved my communication skills and ability to work in a team environment as well as independently depending on the task at hand. I also gained experience in…………… while working as an……….. for the Department of……….

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  Writing a cover letter can be a daunting task, as you want to make sure you are making a good first impression on the hiring manager. Unfortunately, there are some common mistakes that many job seekers make when writing their cover letters that could cost them the job. In this blog post, we’ll explore five of the most common cover letter mistakes and how to avoid them in order to give yourself the best chance at landing your dream…

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