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Want to include a Cover Letter on that job application? Here's a step-by-step guide of how to complete a cover letter. Also, what it should and shouldn't entail. A cover letter should be a single page letter that you include with your job application. Thing is, you can always include one, unless the job advertisement clearly says you shouldn't. Always remember to keep it short because it should be a summary and not your autobiography. 1. Follow The Rules of Formal Business Letters: Your cover letter should include: - Your name - Your phone number - Your email address - The date of the letter - The name of the hiring manager and their title - The name of the company you are applying to as well 2. Introduce yourself and the purpose of your letter. It can be as simple as: Dear. Ms. Amaka, I am writing to apply for the position of Twitter Manager for XYZ as advertised on your LinkedIn page. I have X years of experience and believe my skills & exper

1. Express Entry Program With express entry, you can live and work in Canada as a Permanent Resident, and after 3 years within a 5 year period can become eligible for citizenship. The program has 3 major classes you can fall under: - Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) - The Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) - The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Generally, the program allows individual provinces & territories use the system to recruit suitable candidates as part of the Provincial Nominee Programs. 2. Canadian Investor Immigration This is designed for high net worth individuals. People wey get money well well but need new environment. The essence is to allow business people invest in an economy that works. The program is divided into 2: - Quebec program - The Federal Investor Program Both are somewhat similar and actually require that you have a high net worth and make a huge investment in an investment fund for a 5 year period. If successful, you can b