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Writing a cover letter in English is an important part of the job search process. From my own experience I would like to offer some tips for creating an effective cover letter:

1. Format:
Write your cover letter in a business letter format.
Include your name and contact information in the upper left corner.
Include the name and contact information of the recipient in the upper right corner.

2. Heading:
Use a basic heading, such as “Application for [position]” or “Re: [position]”.

3. Position specifics:
Explain what specific position you are applying for.
Indicate where you found the information about the position.

4. Your skills and experience:
Highlight your key skills that make you the right candidate for the position.
Share specific examples from your experience that demonstrate your skills and accomplishments.

5. Motivation:
Explain why you are interested in this particular company and position.
Express your motivation and positive attitude towards the opportunity to work for this company.

6. Personalized approach:
Try to find the recipient’s name and address them personally (for example, “Dear Mr. Smith”).
Include specific details about the company or position that demonstrate your interest.

7. Additional information:
You can include other important details such as education, projects, awards, etc. if they are relevant to the job.

8. Closing:
Thank them for their attention and express your hope for further consideration of your application.
Indicate your availability to provide additional information or come for an interview.

9. Signature:
Handwrite your signature (e.g., “Sincerely,” or “Best regards,”) and include your name.

10. Check and correct:
Make sure your cover letter contains a minimum of typos and spelling errors. Check it thoroughly before sending it.
Keep your cover letter concise, informative, and specific to each job application. Remember to emphasize why you are the perfect candidate for the position and the company.
In general, I think that it is sufficient to look like a young pro in your sphere.