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This document discusses different types of job application letters. There are three main types: 1) Letter style applications which include biographical information, qualifications, experience, and references. 2) Prescribed forms required by some employers which standardize information for easy comparison. 3) Cover letters submitted with resumes, which highlight relevance to the specific position. Resumes can be chronological, listing employment history, or functional, focusing on skills. A curriculum vitae (CV) provides more details on personal and professional background than a resume.
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This document discusses different types of job application documents, including letters, forms, cover letters, resumes, and CVs. It describes three types of job application letters: letter style, prescribed employer forms, and a covering letter with resume. It provides examples of the content and structure of cover letters, resumes in both chronological and functional styles, and CVs. The document serves as a guide for applicants on how to appropriately format and submit documents when applying for jobs.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION A job application letter is an applicant´s first contact with a prospective employer. It is an important document which speaks about the Applicant, and his suitability for the job.
- 3. CONTENT Types of job application letters Job application letters may be of 3 kinds as follows: I. Letter style application II. Prescribed form of the employer, and III. Covering letter with bio-data (resume)
- 4. I. Letter style application 1. Brief paragraph of response to an advertisement or assumption of vacancy 2. Name 3. Age and date of birth 4. Address, tel.no., and e-mail 5. Educational qualifications 6. Experience (… years) 7. Special achievements 8. Languages known 9. Salary expected 10. References i) ii)
- 5. II. Prescribed Form of the Employer a) Government offices, public sector companies and some private institutions accept application in prescribed form only. b) The standard forms are designed for easy comparison and short listing. c) Different formats. d) Signed declaration. d) Cast/Religion specifications.
- 6. III. Covering letter with Bio-data (Resume) COVERING LETTER When applying for a job a cover letter should be sent or posted with resume. It Should be specific to the position applied for. It is used for official and top executive positions.
- 7. RESUME Resume is a structured, written summary of a person’s employment background, skills, accomplishments, education and experience. Resumes are of 2 types : a) Chronological Resume b) Functional Resume
- 8. Resume
- 9. CURRICULUM VITAE (CV) C.V. is a written statement of an applicant´s personal history, biographical details, educational qualifications, work experiences, achievements, and other strong points that make him suitable for getting selection for a job. steffy.pdf
- 11. BIBLIOGRAPHY ABRAHAM .M.M, Dr. G.S. GIREESH KUMAR . BUSINESS COMMUNICATION & MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM . PRAKASH PUBLICATIONS CHANGANACHERRY . 2013