Got your eye on a new job at your company and want to let the hiring team know you’re interested? An expression of interest letter is a great way to show why you’re a suitable candidate for the role.
Whether it’s a promotion or a totally different position, writing a letter of interest for a job could increase your chances of landing the new position you want and help you take the next step in your career.
Continue reading this helpful guide by Adobe to find out how to write an expression of interest letter for an internal job.
What is an expression of interest letter?
An expression of interest letter is a type of cover letter that’s used by applicants to show their interest in a job or aspiration to work for a company. It’s usually the first step in the job application process, and can be sent as a response to a job advertisement or just to let a company know you’re keen to work with them.
An expression of interest letter is typically quite general, focusing on the abilities, skills and qualities that make you the ideal candidate for the role, and highlighting the value you could bring to the position. As is the case with a cover letter, you can send a letter of interest for a job as a supplement to a CV.
