When writing a cover letter, here are some basic steps and points to help you get started:

Header: In the letterhead, include your name, Contact details such as address, phone number and email address. You can place this information at the top of the letterhead, or create a dedicated letterhead section.

Date: Below the letterhead, write the date of the letter.

Recipient's Information: Under the date, write the recipient's name, position, company name and address.

Salutation: Use a respectful title, such as "Dear Mr./Ms." or "Dear Name" if you know the name of the recipient.

Introduction: At the beginning of the letter, briefly introduce yourself and indicate your interest in the position. Explain how you heard about the position, such as through a job site, internal recommendation, or other channels.

Highlight Skills and Experience: In the main part of the letter, emphasize your skills, experience and academic background to match the requirements of the position. Provide specific examples to support your statements and demonstrate what you have accomplished in past jobs or projects.

Company Fit: Explain why you are interested in the company and emphasize your recognition of the company's values, products or services. Explain why you think you are a good fit for the company and give examples of how you can contribute to its growth.

Closing: At the end of the letter, express your gratitude to the company and indicate that you look forward to further discussions or interview opportunities. Provide your contact information so they can get in touch with you.

Closing Salutation: Use an appropriate closing sentence, such as "My sincerest regards", or other similar expressions.

Signature: Below the closing statement, write your name and handwrite your signature in the blank space.

Enclosure: If you have attached other documents to your letter, such as a resume or letters of recommendation, you can indicate this at the bottom of the letter.

When writing your cover letter, make sure to use clear, concise language and format. Proofread your letter to avoid spelling and grammatical errors. Finally, make sure your letter is the right length and not too long or too short.