
Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter for Teens
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Krista Baxter
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Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter
Learn how to create a standout cover letter. Discover the key elements and tips to make your cover letter impressive and increase your chances of landing a job or internship.
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Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter
Understand the Purpose: A cover letter introduces yourself to potential employers and highlights your skills and experiences so you can inform and persuade them that you are the best candidate.
Showcase Your Personality: Showcase your unique qualities and why you are a good fit for the job.
Customize for Each Job: Tailor your cover letter to match the specific job requirements and company culture.
Keep it Concise: Keep your cover letter short and to the point, highlighting your most relevant qualifications.
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Cover Letter Purpose
A cover letter is not meant to repeat exactly what's on your resume. Instead, it should introduce yourself, showcase your unique qualities, and customized to the specific job.
It is an essential tool in the job application process. But not all jobs require cover letters.
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of a cover letter?
I don't know
To say exactly what's already on your resume
To introduce yourself and inform and persuade an employer why you are the best candidate for the job
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Multiple Choice
Do all jobs require cover letters?
No
Yes
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Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter
Research the company: Show your interest by mentioning specific details about the company.
Highlight relevant skills: Emphasize skills that are applicable to the job.
Show enthusiasm: Convey your passion for the position and why you are excited about it.
Personalize your letter: Tailor your cover letter to the specific job and company.
Proofread and edit: Ensure your letter is error-free and well-written.
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When Should You Write a Cover Letter?
Submit a cover letter when...
The posting explicitly requests that you do so
You’re applying to an opportunity at a mission-driven organization
You think that doing so could provide important information to the employer that they wouldn’t get from your resume
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Multiple Select
What do you think should do when writing a cover letter?
Research the company
Highlight relevant skills
Show enthusiasm
Personalize your letter
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Cover Letter Structure
Heading: Include your name and contact information in the same format as your resume
Salutation: Address your letter to the specific individual who can hire you, if this is known. If the name is not included in the job description, address the letter to the Hiring Manager or title mentioned in the job description.
Body Paragraphs: Discuss your experiences, interests, and skills to show the employer how you can add value to their team. See the section below for more guidance.
Signature Line: Include a closing and your name.
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Cover Letter Tips
Proofread for grammar and spelling errors
Highlight relevant skills and experiences
Show enthusiasm and passion for the position
Keep it concise and to the point
Address the hiring manager by name, if possible
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Multiple Choice
What is one important tip for crafting an impressive cover letter?
Proofread for grammar and spelling errors
Include irrelevant skills and experiences
Show disinterest and lack of passion for the position
Make it lengthy and wordy
Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter
Learn how to create a standout cover letter. Discover the key elements and tips to make your cover letter impressive and increase your chances of landing a job or internship.
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