Kelly Said:

how to write a cover letter...?

We Answered:

your cover letter is a brief introduction of yourself to the company you are seeking a position with....the main point of a cover letter is to accentuate your talents and how they can contribute to the positon you are wanting to get....download a template from office online and fill in the blanks....

Ann Said:

How to best articulate interest in interview in cover letter?

We Answered:

How about:-

I confirm that I am available to attend an Interview at a time convenient to you and look forward to hearing from you indue course.

The ruling here is
Your letter introduces your CV
Your CV introduces you and if its good enough
Your CV will obtain an Interview.
Then its up to you

Audrey Said:

How do i write my first cover letter?

We Answered:

It does help to practice so in the cover letter mainly to tell them about your back ground and tell them how much you'd like to work for them.
Conclusion is tell them you'd like to hear from them soon and thank you for an opportunity to the interview.

Paula Said:

How do I write this Cover letter?

We Answered:

Your friend has given you great advice. Typically your cover letter should state why you're applying for the position and summarize the skills you have that suit you for that specific job.

I recommend restating what the job description says. For instance:

To Whom It May Concern:

I'm interested in applying for the opening your company has for a(n) __________________.

I understand that you are looking for someone who can ____________________.

In my experience as a(n)_______________, I believe I am a great fit for your organization as I am a--repeat the skills you have that they're looking for here--.

In addition, I am a quick learner and not only keep myself organized, but am great at keeping others organized as well.

I can be reached at ______________. I appreciate your time and consideration and look forward to hearing from you. --End.

I really don't think you're going to have to give examples as everyone knows what a quick learner is and what it means to be organized. You're more likely going to get more difficult questions, such as 'What are your interpersonal skills like? What type of person do you work best with? Where do you see yourself in five-ten years? Why are you looking for a new job?'

Make sure you keep your cover letter brief and to the point. You need to sell yourself in it so describe your best qualities as well as the qualities you have that they're looking for. Be upfront and honest and then save the "examples" for the face-to-face interview, but only if they ask for them.