Cover letter templates

When starting a cover letter, it is important to remember some key elements:

• Avoid using "I" in the first sentence. Prefer to introduce yourself in the third person: "Worker...", "Literature student...".
• Mention the number of years of your work experience.
• Don't mention the name of the company.
• Write the name of the position you are applying for correctly.
• Emphasize your interest in the position.

The best way to end a cover letter is to use a polite form. This will allow you to not end your letter too abruptly and leave a good impression on the employer.
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Here are two examples:

1. Awaiting your reply, Sir/Madam, my special greetings.
2. Waiting for your reply Sir/madam, my sincere regards.

You want to apply for that job offer, but you're wondering, "What to say in your cover letter?"
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Here is a list of what you can talk about:

• Your personality, hobbies
• Your interest in the field of activity for which you are applying. How did this interest come about? How has it evolved over the years?
• Your skills, attributes and significant professional achievements.
• What you know about the company and what it inspires you.
• What you can offer the company, with your expertise.
• Your desire to join a team and integrate into a project that interests you.

Hints on how to improve one or another aspect of the business. Don't develop your ideas too much and suggest that they can be "expanded during the conversation if necessary."

Signing the letter of motivation is optional.
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However, if you have the option, we recommend that you create a signed manual signature from a computer using the signature tools on our CV creation website. This will add a more serious and personal character to your cover letter.