Sample Cover Letter: No Work Experience C.V writing ,
Sample Cover Letter: No Work Experience
(A Youth Central Cover Letter Template)
Use
this sample cover letter if:
·
You're applying for a job that has been advertised
·
You don't have any formal (paid) work experience
This sample cover letter
demonstrates the kind of things you need to address if you're applying for an
advertised job, but you don't have any formal (paid) work experience.
You can use this sample cover
letter whatever your level of education. This sample has been designed to be
used by high school students and graduates, tertiary students and graduates,
and also people who have left school without doing VCE.
A good cover letter should include:
·
Your name, email address and phone number at the top
of the page on the right
·
The name of the business and the contact person's full
name on the left
·
The date you wrote the letter on the right
·
A reference line (e.g., "Re: Application for
Administration Assistant position")
·
An address to the reader directly (e.g., "Dear
Mr. Moyle" - try to avoid using "To whom it may concern" if you
can)
·
An opening statement that briefly introduces you to
the reader
·
A main body that highlights qualities and
characteristics you have that are relevant to the job
·
A closing paragraph asking to arrange an interview
If you don't have any formal work experience,
things you can mention in your cover letter include:
- General skills that help you work in a team
and as part of an organisation
- Personal attributes that will help you learn
to work in a professional work environment
- Key strengths and contributions that show you
are a stand-out applicant
- School work experience or volunteer work that
demonstrates your strengths and attributes
- Any sporting or community club participation
(if relevant)
- Any hobbies or interests that are relevant to
the job or demonstrate your professional experience
Key points of this cover letter
are that it:
·
Introduces
you to the reader
·
Responds
to the requirements of the job
·
Attracts the reader's interest and refers them to your
resume
·
Doesn't
include too many “I” statements, which can run the risk of disengaging the
reader
The focus of this kind of cover
letter is to prove that your personal qualities and characteristics are a good
fit with the requirements of the job and also that they will make a positive
contribution to the organisation or business.
If
you have any questions about this sample cover letter, please contact us
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