Write a cover letter that matches your resume
How to write a cover letter in 3 paragraphs
- Opening: name the role and where you found it, then give one reason you suit it.
- Middle: share one or two achievements that match the job's main requirements, with numbers if you can.
- Close: say why you want this company, thank the reader and ask for an interview.
Tap Write an example for my field in the builder to get a first draft built from your resume, then make it personal.
Who do you address a cover letter to?
Address it to the hiring manager by name whenever you can find it in the job post, on the company website or on LinkedIn, for example "Dear Ms. Verma,". If you cannot find a name, use "Dear Hiring Manager," or "Dear Recruitment Team,". Avoid "To whom it may concern," which sounds dated.
How to end a cover letter
End with a confident final line that asks for the next step, then a polite sign-off and your full name. Good sign-offs include Sincerely, Kind regards and Best regards. Use Yours faithfully only in formal British-style letters that start "Dear Sir or Madam". The full rules are in our cover letter guide.
Why use a matching cover letter
Every cover letter template here matches a resume and CV template, with the same header, colours and fonts. A matching set looks organised and makes your application easy to recognise in a pile of documents.
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