A cover letter should typically be one page long and structured into three or four paragraphs. Be clear, concise, and avoid unnecessary jargon. Use bullet ...

“One great way to show how you will bring value to a company is by giving tangible examples of work you've done which directly relate to the job requirements.

Start with a strong intro to hook the reader in. The first sentence of the cover letter will either grab the hiring manager's attention or lose it. It needs to ...

What to include in a cover letter? · Make sure you address the right person · Point out why you are the right candidate · Showcase your experience and skills ...

Give the cover letter a professional file name 'J. Murphy cover letter' if sending as an attachment. Always keep a copy of your cover letter ...

Basic rules. Stick to a maximum of three paragraphs with three to four sentences each. If you email the application, paste the cover letter into the email body, ...

Second Paragraph: State why you are interested in this work and this organisation. Briefly mention your academic background, relevant qualification(s), ...

1. Refer to the job advertisement. Address your covering email to the individual named in the job advert (if there is one) or to a generic formal salutation ...

On the left hand side, insert the date of your application and then leaving one space below, it should open with 'Dear Mr/Ms...' If you do not know the name of ...