Free cover letter format for email

A cover letter is a great chance to make a connection with the employer. Many job seekers waste that opportunity by either writing a poor cover letter or not sending one at all. So kudos to you for taking time to do it right.

Why you ask? It just doesn't impact the reader in the same way. Not to mention that it can easily get lost in junk mail or erased by mistake. I'm going to share here what worked for me.


Free cover letter format for email 

Dear Recruiting Administrator:

Do you need a hardworking, creative and conscientious paralegal to meet your firm's needs? If so, I can help you. The following is a summary of my qualifications:

• More than ten years of progressively responsible legal experience;
• Bachelor's Degree with Honors in Business Administration;
• Exceptional verbal, written and analytical skills;
• Advanced computer skills;
• Outgoing personality and "can-do" attitude.

I would like to meet with you to discuss how I might assist your firm in fulfilling its present needs. My resume is enclosed for your review. If you need someone who is highly motivated, eager to learn, and willing to work hard to succeed, please contact me at 949-555-1234 or by e-mail: First.Last@.
Thank you for your time and consideration,
First Last
949-555-1234
First.Last@

The Subject Line is one of the most important parts of the email messages you send to apply for jobs and to networking contacts.

Your email message must include a Subject Line and it should explain to the reader, at first glance, why you are writing.


Note:

Attach your resume to your email message in doc or PDF or the format requested by the employer. If a specific format isn't required.