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Dear Teachers I have just graduated from University, I have wrote my CV but I am struggling with my covering letter. I have no idea how to write a good covering letter to catch the IT employer attention on me and I even dont know how to start.

I read in an article that we should not start the letter with "please find my CV" or "My CV it attached" or "consider my CV attached".

Hi, I reckon it’s a good letter but it sounds like you’re offering your general/special competencies to an employer without researching their business or the job. Maybe the layout and salutation isn’t so important but I’d find a MS Word template,

Dear Finn Burke, Date : 03/10/2003 Ref No : KKK000 Position: Programmer Rate : £6.00 per hour Please find my CV enclosed in the application for the above-mentioned vacancy. You will note from my CV that I have extensive experience in

Dear Teachers, Could you please help me writing reply mail to the person I recevied Interview call or/and asking to send CV with some other details. I often struck writing good covering letter and formal response in such situations. *How to

Hi! I'm preparing my CV in english to send to some companies around the world. I would like to make a simple CV without a specific focus for a special job. I'd like to now if it's possible to you to take a look at it and correct it if necessary,

This site (http://www.cvservices.net/alpha/abc/abc4.asp) suggests: The worst mistake you can ever make is to write a CV that shows your anxiety... Nothing too cautious, pompous or formalised... nor a list of unsubstantiated superlatives and