Greeting
Open with a short and professional greeting.
Role
Mention the exact position in the first sentence.
Context
Give one short line on your most relevant experience or motivation.
Closing
Mention the attachment and end with a polite close.
Experienced candidate example
“Hello, I am applying for the Marketing Specialist role. I have attached my CV and would like to share my background in campaign reporting, content planning, and cross-team coordination. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss how my experience could support your team. Kind regards.”
Entry-level example
“Hello, I would like to apply for the Data Analyst position. Through academic projects, I have built experience in Excel, SQL, and dashboard-based reporting, and I have attached my CV for review. I would be glad to discuss my background further if relevant. Thank you.”
Internship example
“Hello, I am applying for your Summer Internship Program. I am currently studying in a related field and continue to build practical skills through coursework and student projects. I have attached my CV and would be happy to join an interview if my profile is relevant. Best regards.”
Common mistakes
- Writing a message that is too long
- Sending a blank email with only an attachment
- Using the wrong company or role name
- Skipping both greeting and closing lines
How to Email a CV
Review the subject line, filename, and attachment rules behind the message.
Cover Letter Example
If the email alone is not enough, extend the application with a separate cover letter.
CV Reference Example
See when it makes sense to mention references in the application flow.
Internship Cover Letter
Match student and internship email tone with a stronger supporting letter.
Attach a stronger CV
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