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    PART 1 Application letter

    1. What is it?
    2. Why do people make it?
    3. How to make it?
    4. How is the sample of a good application?
    Answer:
    1. An application letter, also known as a cover letter, is a
    document sent alongside a resume when applying for a job or
    other opportunities. It typically includes a brief introduction, a
    summary of your qualifications and experiences, and a specific
    statement of interest in the position or opportunity. The
    purpose of the letter is to highlight how your skills and
    experiences align with the requirements of the job or program
    and to persuade the reader to consider you as a candidate
    2. People write application letters to introduce themselves and
    present their qualifications to potential employers or admissions
    committees. The key reasons for crafting an application letter
    include:
    • Personalization: It allows candidates to tailor their application
    to a specific job or program, highlighting relevant skills and
    experiences.
    • Showcase Interest: It demonstrates genuine interest in the
    position or opportunity, showing that the applicant has done
    their research and is motivated to contribute.
    • Highlight Qualifications: It provides an opportunity to
    elaborate on key achievements or experiences that might
    not be fully detailed in a resume or application form.
    • Make a Strong First Impression: It offers a chance to make
    a compelling case for why the applicant is a strong fit,
    helping to capture the attention of the reader.
    • Explain Gaps or Transitions: It can be used to address any
    potential gaps in employment or changes in career direction,
    providing context that might not be evident from a resume
    alone.
    3. To craft an effective application letter, follow these steps:
    - Header: Include your contact information and the
    recipient's details at the top.
    - Salutation: Address the letter to a specific person if
    possible, using "Dear [Name]."
    - Introduction: Briefly introduce yourself and state the
    purpose of the letter. Mention the position or opportunity
    you're applying for.
    - Body: Highlight your relevant skills, experiences, and
    achievements. Explain how these align with the job
    requirements or program criteria. Provide specific examples
    where possible.
    - Conclusion: Reiterate your interest, express enthusiasm,
    and mention your desire for an interview or further
    discussion.
    - Closing: Use a professional closing, such as "Sincerely,"
    followed by your name.
    - Proofread: Ensure there are no errors and that the letter is
    clear and concise.
    4. Here’s a sample of a well-written application letter for a
    job position:
    Dear Andy Hogwarts,
    I am writing to express my interest in the assistant manager
    position at Wilson Junior Company as advertised I found a
    job post from Instagram. With my work experience as a
    manager in a company Bara,I have the skills to be able to
    work together well and manage a company well. I studied at
    Harvard University with a Bachelor's degree in Manager. I
    am confident in my ability to contribute effectively to your
    team.

    In my previous role at Company Bara. I have a responsibility


    if I make a mistake being an assistant manager in the
    company. This experience has equipped me with [mention
    specific skills or knowledge relevant to the new position]. I
    am particularly impressed with Wilson Junior Company.

    I have attached my resume for your review and would


    appreciate the opportunity to discuss how my background,
    skills, and certifications align with the needs of your team.
    Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to
    the possibility of contributing to Wilson Junior Company.

    Sincerely,
    Steven Hogwarts

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