Sample Cover letters for job applications

Writing an affective cover letter for a job
application or for any other kind of enclosure is an art. This is what draws the
reader's attention to the rest of the product and makes him go through all the
enclosures including your CV. Though some have a natural knack of making their
letters sound interesting others can develop this technique with a little bit of
effort.  

Any resume has to be sent with a cover letter
otherwise it has absolutely no value and the receiver will probably not even go
through the CV to see whether the person is worth a particular job or not. Be
specific in the cover letter which accompanies your CV and tell the reader what
exactly you are looking for. This will help the reader in making a decision
faster after he goes through the CV. You should inform the reader whether you
are looking for permanent employment or part time employment, what is your field
of interest and also how you came to hear of a job vacancy in this
organization.  

As the cover letter is what is seen first by your
prospective employer this should make an impact and has to be well written
without doubt. As your qualifications and certificates will be seen later, give
an idea of your academic qualifications and your strengths in the cover letter.
Be narrative without being lengthy in your explanations so that the reader knows
all about your expertise and previous experience in a brief summary which you
give about yourself.