Three important part of Application Letter:

Introductions (position, reason, and information) Body (skill, work experience, and education background) Conclusion (information about contact person)

Physical Characteristics The Company ask question about physical characteristics.

Experience Experience requirements can be separated into two group on an application, work experience and educational background

Socio-environmental qualifications Companies are interested in the applicants socio-environment because it can inform them of their personality, interest, and qualities.

An application or cover letter is essential when applying for a job. Some

managers will not even review a resume if

an application letter is not included. You

are selling your skill to the interview. It can

make or break your chances of landing a job interview.

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List your skills and accomplishments. Fill in the details that coincide whit the skills, education and

accomplishments that you have listed.

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Write a rough draft of your application letter. Introduce yourself by selling yourself to the interview. Once you have incorporated your abilities, relevant experience and education, you will need to proofread your work and run spell check to make sure there are no spelling or grammar errors in your application letter. Format the application letter so your name and contact information appears in the upper left corner. Include the date in the right corner of the letter after your name and other information.

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Tips and Warning:

The application letter is your opportunity to sell yourself to prospective employers.

Always type application letters and resumes; even if you hand-wrote the
application, the other items should be typed.

Write your own application letter or at least know what is in the letters so you can elaborate on the information during the interview.

If you have spelling errors and or grammatical mistakes in the application letter, it is likely you will not make it to the interview process.