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Job-Seeking Skills Resources
Job-Seeking Skills Resources:
Testing Your General Understanding
1
You can only write letters to apply for jobs that are publicised in the newspapers and media.
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2
You application letter should be 1-2 pages in length.
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3
You need to find the name of the person responsible for the recruitment and address your letter to that person.
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4
You need to follow conventional format and layout in your application letter.
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5
You can use the same letter, or letter "template", for all the jobs you apply for, by changing the name of the company and title of job.
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6
You should provide details of your personal history in your application letter.
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7
You should concentrate on selling yourself, especially your strengths, to your prospective employer in your application letter.
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8
You should describe your relevant courses taken in the university, your extracurricular activities and work experience in your application letter.
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9
You should use set phrases and expressions to make the tone of your letter more formal and business-like.
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10
You need to enclose transcripts of all public exam results with your application letter.
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