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The document provides instructions for students to write an application letter as part of a school assignment. Students are asked to write a letter expressing their intent to apply for a job, making sure their resume and application letter are consistent. A list of available job positions is provided for students to choose from to refer to in their letter. Guidelines are given to write formally and concisely without graphics in the letter. A rubric is also attached as a reference for students to check their work. Students are asked to submit a separate sheet with their application letter and a PDF version.
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