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• George Mason University
• University Career Services
• http//careers.gmu.edu
• SUB I 348, 703-993-2370
• SOM Career Services
• http//som.gmu.edu/career
• ENT 008, 703-993-1880
• Definition of a Resume
• Resume Preparation
• Resume Styles
• Resume Content and Formatting Tips
• Purpose of a Cover Letter
• Contents of Cover Letters and Cover Letter Tips
• Resume and Cover Letter Writing Activities
• Resources for Sample Resumes and Cover Letters
• A universal job hunting and marketing tool
• A snapshot of your qualifications relevant to a position or academic program
• A means of introduction to prospective employers, graduate admissions staff or networking contacts
• The purpose of a resume is to get an interview!
• Develop a clear career goal and clarify the purpose of your resume
• Research jobs or graduate programs and learn what skills and knowledge are valued by employers or schools
• Identify your qualifications, interests and skills relevant to a position or program of interest
• Research field, employer, and position of interest
• Career Library resources, SUB 1 room 348
• http//careers.gmu.edu/students/jobhunt/researchin g.html
• PatriotJobWeb http//careers.gmu.edu/pjw
• Masons 24/7 electronic database of jobs/internships
• Information Interviews, Networking
• Mason Career Network http//careers.gmu.edu/cn
• (User ID student Password jackpot)
• Professional Associations for your field
• Associations Unlimited
• Build your list of experiences
• Past or current jobs/internships
• Volunteer work/community service
• Class projects
• Activities and student organizations
• Languages and technical skills
• Prioritize the information, focusing on your most important responsibilities and what is relevant
• Chronological
• Reverse chronological order
• Familiar to employers
• Effective for new graduates
• Focus on job titles work history
• Combination or Related Experience
• Two or more experience sections, Relevant and Additional
• Showcases the experiences that are most relevant
• Highlights transferable skills in clusters
• Effective for career changers and those with varied experiences
• Focuses on groups of functional skills and related experience
• See Moving On Guide resume samples for each style!
• Name Put in bold to make your name stand out
• Full address Current and permanent, if applicable
• Phone number Include number at which you can be reached during day/evening and a professional voice mail
• Email Include a professional username
• Example of Heading
• Georgia Mason
• 111 University Drive Ph 703-993-1111
• Fairfax, Virginia 22030 gmason_at_gmu.edu
• Objective (or Profile, Summary of Qualifications)
• Clear, concise, and tailored to position of interest
• Focus on what you are seeking and what skills you will contribute, not what you expect to gain from the position
• Can include specific title of the position, type of organization/industry, special interest, and skills you offer
• Example of an Objective
• An internship in a non-profit agency, utilizing listening and writing
• skills. Special interest in children and families.
• A full-time position in Information Technology, utilizing Java programming skills and experience in database administration
• An Administrative Assistant position in Human Resources, using my organizational and communication skills.
• A Research Assistant position in the social sciences, utilizing SPSS and SAS
• An Internship in the US Senate or House of Representatives. Special interest in trade and foreign policy issues.
• List in reverse chronological order, beginning with most recent education.
• Include name of institution, degree(s), major minor, month year of graduation
• Spell out degrees or use proper abbreviations (Bachelor of Science, or B.S.)
• May include GPA, if 3.0 or higher relevant courses honors/awards study abroad training/certification
• High School is often omitted from the resume after first or second year of college.
• Example of Education section
• Bachelor of Science Biology Minor Spanish GPA 3.0 May 2009
• George Mason University Fairfax, VA
• Relevant Coursework two or three course titles, relevant to the position
• Associate in Science General Studies GPA 3.5 2007
• Northern Virginia Community College Annandale, VA
• Include organization, job title, dates of employment
• Statements describe your accomplishments
• Statements are concise, descriptive, and include numbers
• Use action verbs to start statements (see Moving On for a list of action verbs)
• Example of Experience section
• Sweetwater Tavern, Fairfax, Virginia Feb. 2006 - Present
• Assistant Manager
• Trained eight new employees on company database system
• Commended by supervisors for customer service skills
• Technical skills like Microsoft Office Suite
• Skills relevant to position of interest
• PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP(S)
• American Marketing Association (student member)
• Include organization, role/title, dates major accomplishments
• Include involvement in student organizations, volunteer activities, and community service
• One page recommended, two pages maximum
• Recommend Times New Roman or Arial and 11 font minimum
• One inch margins
• No spelling errors or typos
• Use bold and capitalization for highlighting
• Be consistent with formatting
• A business letter that accompanies a resume.
• Informs reader of your purpose and requests an in-person meeting.
• Highlights and directs attention to important information in the resume.
• Intended to convince reader that it is worthwhile to meet you.
• May take the form of an email message or a brief note that accompanies an electronic application
• Introduces You Your Resume
• Summarizes Pertinent Aspects of your Education
• or Experience
• States briefly how your Qualifications relate to the Job
• Indicates if you have included a Resume, Writing Sample, Transcript, or other documents
• Is Brief and to the Point
• Requests an Interview
• Paragraph 1 Why you are writing? Mention referral source in the first sentence.
• Paragraph 2 Why should they consider you? This "hooks" the reader.
• Paragraph 3 Why do you want to work for them? What attracts you to the organization? How does the organization/job match up with your values and qualifications.
• Paragraph 4 The close. Be assertive. I would like to meet with you to discuss
• Personalize letters
• Target a specific job or employer
• Be positive, natural, direct and interesting
• Avoid being repetitious of resume
• Be brief (concise)
• Check out Resume and Cover Letter Samples in Moving On
• See samples in Career Library, 348 SUB 1
• http//careers.gmu.edu/students/jobhunt/resume.htm l
• http//careers.gmu.edu/students/jobhunt/letters.ht ml
• http//som.gmu.edu/preparejobsearch
• View resume samples for different majors!
• Have your resume or letter reviewed by a career counselor
• Get your resume critiqued by an employer at the next Resume Clinic (March and October)!
• For a complete schedule of career services and events http//careers.gmu.edu/calendar
• Make an appointment or use walk-in hours/same day appointments for additional help.
• SUB 1, Rm. 348 (703) 993-2370
• Call to make an appointment anytime.
• For quick questions reserve a Same Day Appointment, 130 400 pm, by calling early on the day youd like to come in.

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Top 5 Job Cover Letter Templates with Samples and Examples

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In today's competitive job market, businesses worldwide strive to attract and retain the most talented individuals who help them achieve business goals. With countless job seekers vying for the same positions, the selection process can be challenging for employers. In fact, according to statistics, only 20% of all applicants receive an invitation for an interview, highlighting the fierce competition for job opportunities. As the saying goes, "The war for talent is real, and it's fought every day". No doubt, it takes more than acting, dressing, and speaking well during an interview to stand out from the competition among job hopefuls. Plan to persevere and ultimately win the job battle.

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Every eight in 10, hiring managers and human resources professionals named cover letters the most crucial document for making recruiting choices, according to a survey conducted by ResumeLab, a company that provides resume-building software.

A cover letter is a one-page document sent as part of a job application (alongside your CV or Resume). It offers a concise introduction and overview of the applicant's professional background.

This blog features the best professional cover letters to help you find a job across sectors. Including these with your resume will  increase your chances getting an interview call and, ultimately, getting your dream job.

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Do you provide valuable on-the-job training services? Use this PPT Template to demonstrate your competence in assisting employees in their career growth. This cover letter is an excellent tool for trainers and skill companies to highlight their job training modules for organizations. It comprises different procedures used in training employees, such as identifying SMEs, developing training modules and learning materials, conducting post-training evaluations, and so on, to improve their pre-existing skills and knowledge. Download now!

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What is a cover letter for a job application.

A cover letter is a document submitted with your CV when applying for jobs. It serves as a personal greeting and promotes your application. It is also referred to as an application letter. It typically has three to four paragraphs highlighting your professional objectives, areas of interest, expertise, skills, and accomplishments about the position you're applying for. Employers use it to cut down the applicant pool and select the applicants they want to interview.

What are the types of job cover letters?

Cover letters are classified into four types:

Application cover letter:  It is used to apply for a job and comprises a traditional format with information about your professional expertise related to the job requirements.

Recommendation cover letter:  This letter includes the name of a current employee who referred you to the available position, which will help you stand out during the hiring process.

Letter of interest:  This is a cover letter used to enquire about employment openings at a company where you want to work. It exhibits your desire to collaborate with an organization.

Value proposition letter:  It summarizes your qualifications and achievements that can benefit a company.

How to write a cover letter for a job?

Customize your cover letter according to the company when you're seeking employment.

Adopt a structured format to keep the document as precise as feasible.

The document should include your USPs and briefly explain how your qualifications satisfy the job description's requirements for experience and expertise.

Add examples to back up the statements in your cover letter.

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Cover Letters. A cover letter accompanies each resume you distribute. Your cover letter can make the difference between getting an interview or having your resume ignored. A cover letter should complement, not duplicate, your resume. The resume is data-oriented and factual.

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Cover Letters A cover letter accompanies each resume you distribute. Your cover letter can make the difference between getting an interview or having your resume ignored.

A cover letter should complement, not duplicate, your resume. • The resume is data-oriented and factual. • The cover letter adds a personal touch • A cover letter creates the critical first impression.

Your cover letter should be designed specifically for each position you seek. • Do not design a form letter and send it to every potential employer. This is how junk mail is born.

You can, however, build reusable sentences but the need to rearranged to match each specific job being sought.

Effective cover letters explain the reasons for your interest in the specific organization and identify your most relevant skills or experiences. • They should show that you have done research and that you therefore have a high level of interest and knowledge about the position.

Your cover letter should address three general issues: 1. First Paragraph - Why you are writing 2. Middle Paragraphs - What you have to offer 3. Concluding Paragraph - How you will follow-up

Why You Are Writing • In some cases, you may have been referred to a potential employer by a friend or acquaintance. Be sure to mention this mutual contact, by name, up front since it is likely to encourage your reader to keep reading!

If you are writing in response to a job posting, indicate where you learned of the position and the title of the position. More importantly, express your enthusiasm and the likely match between your credentials and the position's qualifications. If you are writing a prospecting letter, a letter in which you inquire about possible job openings - state your specific job objective. Since this type of letter is unsolicited, it is even more important to capture the reader’s attention. If you are writing a networking letter, to approach an individual for information, make your request clear.

How You Will Follow Up • Close by reiterating your interest in the job and letting the employer know how they can reach you and include your phone number and/or email address. Or bid directly for the job interview or informational interview and indicate that you will follow-up with a telephone call to set up an appointment at a mutually convenient time. Be sure to make the call within the time frame indicated. • In some instances, an employer may explicitly prohibit phone calls or you may be responding to a “blind want-ad” which precludes you from this follow-up. Unless this is the case, make your best effort to reach the organization. At the very least, you should confirm that your materials were received and that your application is complete. • If you are applying from outside the employer’s geographic area you may want to indicate if you’ll be in town during a certain time frame (this makes it easier for the employer to agree to meet with you). • In conclusion, you may indicate that your references are available on request. Also, if you have a portfolio or writing samples to support your qualifications, state their availability.

What You Have To Offer • In responding to an advertisement, refer specifically to the qualifications listed and illustrate how your particular abilities and experiences relate to the position for which you are applying. • In a prospecting letter express your potential to fulfill the employer's needs rather than focus on what the employer can offer you. You can do this by giving evidence that you have researched the organization thoroughly and that you possess skills used within that organization. • Emphasize your achievements and problem-solving skills. Show how your education and work skills are transferable, and thus relevant, to the position for which you are applying.

Sample Targeted Cover Letter • Your Name Your Address Your City, State, Zip Code Your Phone Number Your Email Date Name Title Organization Address City, State, Zip Code Dear Mr./Ms. Last Name: • I am interested in the Coordinator position advertised on XYZ. My resume is enclosed for your review. Given my related experience and excellent capabilities I would appreciate your consideration for this job opening. My skills are an ideal match for this position. • Your Requirements: • Responsible for evening operations in Student Center and other facilities, including managing registration, solving customer problems, dealing with risk management and emergencies, enforcement of department policies. • Assists with hiring, training, and management of staff. Coordinate statistics and inventory. • Experience in the supervision of student staff and strong interpersonal skills are also preferred. • Valid Minnesota driver's license with good driving record. Ability to travel to different sites required. • Experience in collegiate programming and management. • My Qualifications: • Register students for courses, design and manage program software, solve customer problems, enforce department policies, and serve as a contact for students, faculty, and staff. • Hiring, training, scheduling and management of staff, managing supply inventory, and ordering. • Minnesota driver's license with NTSA defensive driving certification. • Extensive experience in collegiate programming and management. • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • I appreciate your taking the time to review my credentials and experience. Again, thank you for your consideration. • Sincerely, Your Signature (for mailed letter)Your Typed Name

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Cover Letters. Career Development Center 436-2534. Cover Letter (Letter of Application) .

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Cover Letters. What is a Cover Letter?. A typed letter to introduce yourself Sent with resume and/or job application. Let your personality shine through…sell yourself. Cover Letter must…. Catch reader’s attention Create desire Ask for the opportunity. Addresses. Your Name & Address

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