Cover letter translation
Need your cover letter translated? Choose translation agency Urgent Vertalen – specialist in translations of the highest achievable quality. You are looking for a job or an internship abroad. After finding one or more vacancies which seem like a good match you start writing an application letter and drawing up your CV. You spend your time and energy writing an application letter in your own language. Unfortunately the person who is to read this in the other country will not understand the text. Because you are not sufficiently competent in the other language, or simply don’t have the time, translating the letter yourself is not an option. Our experienced translators understand how important it is for your application letter to be translated into the relevant language using your own wording. Welcome to translation agency Urgent Vertalen.
Have your cover letter translated by translation agency Urgent Vertalen
A cover letter is used to summarise your motivation, personality and suitability for a role in response to a vacancy. Every day, we provide translations of cover letters – including those still written “the old-fashioned way” by hand – to the full satisfaction of our clients. It is essential that your cover letter stands out in a positive way, as companies or organisations often have to choose from hundreds of applications. That all starts with an accurate translation of your source text.
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Formatting your cover letter in the language of your choice
The layout of a cover letter is very important for making a professional impression. However, this can vary significantly depending on the country and language. In the Netherlands, for example, you are taught to structure a cover letter starting with your own name and address, followed by the full address of the company or organisation, the location and date, and then the subject heading. Even the structure of the content itself can be subject to different “requirements” depending on the country. We therefore advise writing your cover letter in the format used in the target language. The way in which you structure your letter will be reflected in the translation. Of course, if needed and if you wish, the translator can provide a few tips at no extra charge. Once the translation is complete, you will receive your cover letter as a Word document by email, so you are free to make any final edits or additions. In addition to translating your cover letter, we also recommend having your CV translated by the same translator. This ensures a consistent style and guarantees that the translation is uniform throughout. Let us translate your documents quickly and professionally.
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