Motivation Letter

1)_________ is the processes that account for an individual's intensity, direction, and persistence of effort toward attaining a goal.

• Perception

• Cooperation

• Motivation

• Affection

Salutation if know the person who is going to be reading the letter...

• Dear Mr. Brown

• Mr. Brown

• Dear Selection Manager

Spelling ans grammar are extremely important when writing a Motivation letter

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A motivation letter is like a cover letter you may include with a job application and resume

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The goal of the letter is to explain

• Why you are a good candidate for the scholarship

• What you plan to do with the education you receive.

• for job interview

• explain Who you are

Scholarship motivation letters vary by award, but they usually consist of three elements:

• An introduction

• Three body paragraphs

• A conclusion

• your hobby

Your introduction should include:

• your name

• level of education

• degree program.

• your email

Your first body paragraph should include any work-related experience you have. This can include both paid and unpaid internships. You should show the growth of your career in chronological order. Finally, suggest where your professional will go with continued education.

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Your second body paragraph should explain what you hope to gain from your education. Think of which problems you aim to solve or uncover.

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Your final body paragraph should explain your holistic plans for the future.

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