Chapter 16 - Writing a Cover Letter/4e Instructions: Choose a job announcement in your field that you locate online or learn about from a coworker and write a cover letter. Base your letter on the example provided in this week's Module and in your Chapter 16 reading. Effective and ineffective cover letters are included in Chapter 16, and it is necessary for you to study the structure of these letters. Spend ample time writing your cover letter in preparation for an actual letter you will compose when you begin your job search. A grading rubric is provided in this week's module, along with an example of a cover letter. Please use all of these tools to design a cover letter for the job in which you are applying. Do not plagiarize the cover letter provided as an example. You may use a block letter format or a modified block letter format. Refer to examples as you write your letter. There are examples of both of these formats provided in earlier modules, in your textbook or eBook, or online. Also, create a letterhead to give your letter a more professional appearance. The letter should have three to four paragraphs: First paragraph, tell how you learned of the position and why you want it. Don't use the word "love" in your letters. Instead, use "like," "enjoy," etc. Second/Third paragraphs, highlight your qualifications for the job. Third paragraph, provide contact information, request an interview, and express appreciation for considering you for the job. The cover letter is your request for an interview, and you want it to mention your qualifications for the job in which you are applying. Chapter 16 - Writing a Cover Letter/4 te Instructions. Choose a job announcement in your field that you locate online or learn about from a coworker and write a cover letter. Base your letter on the example provided in this week's Module and in your Chapter 16 reading Effective and ineffective cover letters are included in Chapter 16, and it is necessary for you to study the structure of these letters. Spend ample time writing your cover letter in preparation for an actual letter you will compose when you begin your job search. A grading rubric is provided in this week's module, along with an example of a cover letter Please use all of these tools to design a cover letter for the job in which you are applying Do not plagiarize the cover letter provided as an example. You may use a block letter format ora modified block letter format. Refer to examples as you write your letter. There are examples of both of these formats provided in earlier modules in your textbook or eBook, or online. Also, create a letterhead to give your letter a more professional appearance. The letter should have three to four paragraphs: First paragraph, tell how you learned of the position and why you want it. Don't use the word "love" in your letters Instead, use "like," "enjoy, etc. Second/Third paragraphs, highlight your qualifications for the job. Third paragraph, provide contact information, request an interview, and express appreciation for considering you to the job. The cover letter is your request for an interview, and you want it to mention your qualifications for the job in which you are applying