State the exact role you are applying for - Starting your cover letter by indicating the position you are applying for shows you have thoughtfully considered what makes you the best candidate for this specific position.
Use the right keywords - Employers often scan resumes and cover letters for keywords related to the role. Carefully review the job description and company website for clues on which keywords you are required to include.
Include relevant coursework - If you have little or no job experience, your relevant coursework can be helpful for employers. Include your completed courses relevant to the job description or industry.
Call out relevant skills - The body of your cover letter is where you can highlight relevant knowledge, expertise, and education that might benefit the employer.
Explain why you are a good fit for the role - You are required to include one or two sentences relating your qualifications to the internship. Carefully review the job description to understand which skills and experiences the employer is looking for.
Describe what you feel you would gain from the internship - In most cases, employers have built an internship program to help students and young professionals better understand the industry and develop skills, experiences, and relationships
Review your cover letter before sending it - When your cover letter is complete, set aside time to review and edit it. When proofreading, check carefully for spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.
Attach your cover letter to the email - If an employer asks you to attach your internship cover letter, you can select the file from your computer and attach it to your email. Be sure the file name includes your name.
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