Cover Letter Templates

Explore this collection of professional cover letter templates, each tailored for a different purpose or job search scenario. Whether you’re applying for a posted position, reaching out through a referral, expressing interest in unadvertised roles, networking, or showcasing your professional brand, you’ll find a relevant template to guide you.

To get started, review the list of templates below. Download the one that best matches your context and use it as a foundation to craft your own cover letter.

Important: These templates are intended as inspiration only. Your cover letter must always be personalised, strategically written, and aligned with your specific goals and audience.

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Career Break

This downloadable template helps frame your career break positively when applying for a role. Highlight transferable skills, achievements, and enthusiasm, turning your time away into a valuable asset.

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Career Change

Download this career change cover letter template to strengthen your job application. Showcase your transferable skills and align your career aspirations with the role, and persuade the employer to consider you favourably.

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Advance Your Career

Download and customize this cover letter template as a strong starting point for applications to roles that advance your career goals.

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Graduated Recently

Download and customize this template as a cover letter for your job applications after graduation, showcasing your qualifications and enthusiasm.

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School Leavers

Download this template designed for school leavers to craft a customized cover letter and confidently begin your career journey.

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Currently Unemployed

Use this template to address being currently unemployed in your cover letter. Highlight your skills, achievements, and the values you bring to the role effectively. Helping you create a positive impression with potential employers.

Wise Words, Simple Truths

"If we all worked on the assumption that what is accepted as true were really true, there would be little hope of advance."

Orville Wright