Quarter 2: Lesson 4 Flashcards
is a one-page letter attached to the a resume when applying
for jobs, college/university when applying for a degree to
pursue or any business correspondences that needed it.
COVER LETTER
It is a letter that shows your interest in the university/college while
justifying why you are qualified at the same time.
COLLEGE APPLICATION LETTER
It is a letter that shows your interest in the job while justifying why
you are qualified at the same time.
JOB APPLICATION LETTER.
includes the applicant’s
address to make it easier for the
administrator/employer to easily
contact the applicant
heading
written below the heading
indicates the date when the letter was
written
date
refers to where
and to whom the letter is addressed
inside address
is written to
indicate for whom the letter is
It should start with the word “Dear”
followed by the last name of the
receiver
End the salutation with a colon (:)
If the name has not been obtained,
address it as “Ma’am/Sir.”
SALUTATION
The most important and critical part in writing the
employment application letter
It includes information on the job the applicant is
applying for, where the job posting was seen, and the
skills and experiences the applicant possesses
BODY
It is done to politely finish
the letter
Note that the
complementary close ends
with comma (,)
COMPLIMENTARY CLAUSE
This is considered as the last
part of the letter
Write your name on the first
line and your title (if
applicable) on the second
line
Then, sign directly above
the first line
SIGNATURE AND SENDER’S
IDENTIFICATION
is a document commonly used in the hiring process. It includes
information about your background and qualifications and should communicate
the most important, relevant information about you to employers in a clear,
easy-to-read format.
RESUME
It informs the employers of the skills that you can bring to the company, how
qualified you are for the job. and it serves as a persuasive document.
FUNCTION
Consolidates skills and responsibilities by describing them in a
general way under headings that represent different areas of
expertise instead of job titles. It focuses on skills and not on job
titles.
FUNCTIONAL
It is listed in reverse chronological order, which includes company
and job title, dates of employment, responsibilities and
accomplishments.
REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL
Contains both the features of the reverse chronological and
functional type.
COMBINATION
