“INTRODUCTION” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 1) 1. What is the position Lisa is applying for? 2. Where did she see the advertisement? 3. How many years of experience does she have? “WHY THIS JOB?” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 2) 4. Why is Lisa interested in the job and the Atlantis Palms specifically? 5. What two specific events did Jane mention that she knows are hosted at The Atlantis Palms? 6. What are the two factors that attracted Jane to The Atlantis Palms? “WHY ME?” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 3) 7. What three skills did Lisa mention that make her well-suited for the position?a) b) c) 8. Which software program did Lisa link to the job advertisement? 9. What are the educational achievements that Lisa linked to the job advertisement? CONCLUSION (PARAGRAPH 4) 10. What closing sentence did Lisa use to encourage the reader of her letter to respond? Cover Letters – What Are They?Many job advertisements request that you send by email, both a CV and a cover letter. While you shouldalways tailor your CV to each application, your cover letter is your chance to explain in more detail why youare 'perfect' for the job you are applying to.It is better to make your cover letter the primary text of your email instead of sending it as an attachment(unless the application instructions tell you to do differently). This increases the likelihood that the coverletter will be read. Also, for the email subject line, you should include the job title and job number if that isgiven too.WHAT TO SAYThe content and style is for you to decide, but you will need a solid structure to have the best chance of success!Here are some guidelines:INTRODUCTION (PARAGRAPH 1) Explain why you are writing; catch the reader's attention by stating your years of experience orsomething similar. If you are responding to an advertisement, say where you saw it.WHY THIS JOB? (PARAGRAPH 2) Explain why you are interested in the job and the organization. Check the grganisation's website. Let the grganisation know you have not simply sent out multiplecopies of the same letter to different employers. Try to say something specific or original about thecompany. Also, explain what factors attract you to them – do not just repeat text from their publicitymaterial.WHY ME? (PARAGRAPH 3) Use the third paragraph to explain why you are well-suited to the position. Refer to relevant skills,experience, or knowledge that you have. (Try to avoid using exactly the same phrases which appearon your CV). Match what you say to the requirements given in the job advertisement.CONCLUSION (PARAGRAPH 4) Reiterate your desire to join the organization. Add a 'look forward to hearing from you'-type statement. End "Yours sincerely" or other suitably businesslike closing, with your name and title.TOP TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL COVERING LETTER! Do not exceed one page. Write to a named person if you possibly can - rather than 'Dear Sir or Madam'. Check your spelling and get someone else to read it over. Do not start every sentence with "I". Give evidence for all your claims. Be enthusiastic! Do not repeat your whole CV. Covering Letter ActivityInstructions: Read the cover letter below and answer the questions.To: m.aljufairi@palmshotel.comFrom: Lisa.Barlow@gmail.comSubject: Application for Event Manager (position #8923).Dear Ms. Al-Jufairi,I am writing in regard to your advertisement for an Event Manager which I saw at your company website.Based on my more than 20 years of experience in the industry, I believe I would be extremely well-suited forthis position.I am interested in the job of Event Manager because I enjoy the new and unique challenges that come whenworking with a variety of customers. Working at the Atlantis Palms specifically appeals to me because themany types of events that are hosted there will allow me to work with this variety. For example, the"themed-conferences" and "fantasy weddings" mentioned at your website would be extremely interestingprojects for me to be a part of. Also, your corporate philosophy about guests and belief in on-going employeetraining, which are explained at the Jumeirah Group Hotels website are two important factors that greatlyattract me to your company.I believe I am well-suited to your position due to several skills I have. First, my organizational skills are veryhighly developed. I have been in charge of every facet of event planning, starting from the time the clientfirst arrives to discuss her or his idea through to the completion of the event itself. Second, my interpersonalskills have allowed me to work successfully with all employees. Third, technical skills such as designing webpages for events and using Excel to track budgets and vendor accounts are among my strengths too andbased on your job announcement that states a need for an events manager with significant Excel knowledge,I will be able to help you immediately. Finally, I am also well suited educationally, having both a Diploma inBusiness Studies and a Diploma in Event Management which are both specifically noted in youradvertisement. For further details on my skills and qualifications, please see my attached CV.I feel my range of skills and education would be an asset for your organization, and I hope to hear from youon (+44) 5555599 or by e-mail at jane.doe@gmail.comYour sincerely,Lisa BarlowEvents Senior AdministratorPearl & Dean Events Management Ltd., London

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“INTRODUCTION” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 1) 1.     What is the position Lisa is applying for? 2.     Where did she see the advertisement?     3.     How many years of experience does she have?     “WHY THIS JOB?” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 2) 4.     Why is Lisa interested in the job and the Atlantis Palms specifically? 5.     What two specific events did Jane mention that she knows are hosted at The Atlantis Palms? 6.     What are the two factors that attracted Jane to The Atlantis Palms?   “WHY ME?” QUESTIONS (PARAGRAPH 3) 7.     What three skills did Lisa mention that make her well-suited for the position?a)      b)     c)       8.     Which software program did Lisa link to the job advertisement?   9.     What are the educational achievements that Lisa linked to the job advertisement?  CONCLUSION (PARAGRAPH 4) 10.  What closing sentence did Lisa use to encourage the reader of her letter to respond? Cover Letters – What Are They?Many job advertisements request that you send by email, both a CV and a cover letter. While you shouldalways tailor your CV to each application, your cover letter is your chance to explain in more detail why youare 'perfect' for the job you are applying to.It is better to make your cover letter the primary text of your email instead of sending it as an attachment(unless the application instructions tell you to do differently). This increases the likelihood that the coverletter will be read. Also, for the email subject line, you should include the job title and job number if that isgiven too.WHAT TO SAYThe content and style is for you to decide, but you will need a solid structure to have the best chance of success!Here are some guidelines:INTRODUCTION (PARAGRAPH 1)> Explain why you are writing; catch the reader's attention by stating your years of experience orsomething similar.> If you are responding to an advertisement, say where you saw it.WHY THIS JOB? (PARAGRAPH 2)> Explain why you are interested in the job and the organization.> Check the grganisation's website. Let the grganisation know you have not simply sent out multiplecopies of the same letter to different employers. Try to say something specific or original about thecompany. Also, explain what factors attract you to them – do not just repeat text from their publicitymaterial.WHY ME? (PARAGRAPH 3)> Use the third paragraph to explain why you are well-suited to the position. Refer to relevant skills,experience, or knowledge that you have. (Try to avoid using exactly the same phrases which appearon your CV).> Match what you say to the requirements given in the job advertisement.CONCLUSION (PARAGRAPH 4)> Reiterate your desire to join the organization.> Add a 'look forward to hearing from you'-type statement.> End &#34;Yours sincerely&#34; or other suitably businesslike closing, with your name and title.TOP TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL COVERING LETTER!> Do not exceed one page.> Write to a named person if you possibly can - rather than 'Dear Sir or Madam'.> Check your spelling and get someone else to read it over.> Do not start every sentence with &#34;I&#34;.> Give evidence for all your claims.> Be enthusiastic!> Do not repeat your whole CV. Covering Letter ActivityInstructions: Read the cover letter below and answer the questions.To: m.aljufairi@palmshotel.comFrom: Lisa.Barlow@gmail.comSubject: Application for Event Manager (position #8923).Dear Ms. Al-Jufairi,I am writing in regard to your advertisement for an Event Manager which I saw at your company website.Based on my more than 20 years of experience in the industry, I believe I would be extremely well-suited forthis position.I am interested in the job of Event Manager because I enjoy the new and unique challenges that come whenworking with a variety of customers. Working at the Atlantis Palms specifically appeals to me because themany types of events that are hosted there will allow me to work with this variety. For example, the&#34;themed-conferences&#34; and &#34;fantasy weddings&#34; mentioned at your website would be extremely interestingprojects for me to be a part of. Also, your corporate philosophy about guests and belief in on-going employeetraining, which are explained at the Jumeirah Group Hotels website are two important factors that greatlyattract me to your company.I believe I am well-suited to your position due to several skills I have. First, my organizational skills are veryhighly developed. I have been in charge of every facet of event planning, starting from the time the clientfirst arrives to discuss her or his idea through to the completion of the event itself. Second, my interpersonalskills have allowed me to work successfully with all employees. Third, technical skills such as designing webpages for events and using Excel to track budgets and vendor accounts are among my strengths too andbased on your job announcement that states a need for an events manager with significant Excel knowledge,I will be able to help you immediately. Finally, I am also well suited educationally, having both a Diploma inBusiness Studies and a Diploma in Event Management which are both specifically noted in youradvertisement. For further details on my skills and qualifications, please see my attached CV.I feel my range of skills and education would be an asset for your organization, and I hope to hear from youon (+44) 5555599 or by e-mail at jane.doe@gmail.comYour sincerely,Lisa BarlowEvents Senior AdministratorPearl & Dean Events Management Ltd., London

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