Cover Letter
A cover letter built around the role: why you are applying, what you would bring and evidence for each requirement.
Introduce yourself and your interest in a job.
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Key features
A specific reason for applying
One thing that made you want this particular role, rather than a general statement.
Three things you would bring
Each with what you did and what came of it, so claims have evidence.
Matching the advertisement
Four rows pairing each requirement, in the advertisement's own words, with a specific example.
Something you are proud of, and why them
A concrete achievement and something specific about the organisation, not a compliment anyone could pay.
Explanations and practicalities
Space to explain a gap or change of direction, availability, location, and what you attach.
About this document
A cover letter introduces a job application. This form is shaped to be specific rather than generic: why you are applying, three things you would bring with what came of them, an item-by-item match against the advertisement's requirements, something you are proud of, why this organisation, anything worth explaining, availability and what is attached.
It is a blank letter to complete by hand and sign. It is a writing aid, not a legal document, and it asks you to be accurate about what you say, because an application may be checked. It contains no legal advice and does not say what an employer may ask or do.
Is this document right for you?
Useful when
- You are applying for a job and want a letter that fits the advertisement
- You are changing career and need to explain it
- You want a structure that keeps claims specific
Commonly used by
- Job applicants
- Career changers and graduates
- Careers advisers helping clients
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When to use this
- Applying for a role advertised with four stated requirements
- Explaining a career break briefly
- Applying to an organisation whose work you admire
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About the cover letter
No. It is a writing aid. It carries no legal effect, so be accurate about what you say.
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