APPLICATION LETTER

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So welcome bact to my blog, i miss you guys so much. So today we are going to talk about application letter, about the description and for what do we use it. Lets talk about it

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A job application letter, also known as a cover letter, should be sent or uploaded with your resume when applying for jobs. While your resume offers a history of your work experience and an outline of your skills and accomplishments, the job application letter you send to an employer explains why you are qualified for the position and should be selected for an interview.

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The application letter should let the employer know what position you are applying for, what makes you a strong candidat

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Title : The name of company or type of job vacancy.

Purpose : The purpose of announcing a job vacancy.

Qualification : The qualifications or requirements the company wants toward the job seekers

Address/Contact : Address or contact number to find out more information or to send the job application.

And you need to remember What to Include in Your Letter

As with all cover letters, a job application letter is divided into sections:1

• The heading, which includes your name and contact information.

• A greeting, addressed to a specific person, if possible.

• The introduction, which should include why the applicant is writing.

• The body, which discusses your relevant qualifications.

• The close, which thanks the reader and provides contact information and follow-

up details.

• Your signature to end the letter.

This is a simpler example of application text:

So now lets get into my exercise:

Exercise chapter 3:

Which part of the letter are these?

1. It is now permissible to only include your

name, E-mail address and cell phone

number. It is acceptable to eliminate your

address due to privacy and safety

issues. Be sure your E-mail address is

mature and professional. Ideally, it

should contain parts of your name for

ease of use.

Part of the letter: Title

2. It is very important that you address your

letter carefully. After spending time

making your letter perfect, you do not

want it to be directed to the wrong person

or get lost in the mail.If there is a contact

name on the ad, address your letter to that

person. (Mr. John Smith)

Part of the letter: greeting

3. This is also known as the greeting. The

person’s name should be followed by a

colon (:) or left blank. Do not use a

comma. (Commas are permissible for use

in personal letters; not business letters.)

Part of the letter: greeting

4. The body of the letter contains four basic

parts and should be three or four

paragraphs long. These paragraphs

should attract the employer’s attention;

state your interest in the company and

position; arouse the employer’s desire to

interview you; and request that the

employer take action in the form of an

interview. (AIDA)

Part of the letter: qualification

5. Finish your letter with an appropriate

Complimentary Closing (Sincerely, or

Sincerely yours,). Leave enough room to

sign the letter before keying your

name. Do not forget to sign it. Remember

to include an enclosure notation at the

bottom.

Part of the letter: closing

Exercise part 2:

Exercise Part 3:

So in this part we were told to make an application letter, so this is my application letter that i make

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