In your cover letter, do the same, but briefly, and let the employer know how your education will be beneficial to the company, and mention how ready you are to learn the company's way of doing things. If you are returning to the work world or have been unemployed for a long time, account honestly for the gaps. And talk about experiences that will benefit the employer. Proof read everything you send out. Don't rely solely on spell check programs, because the typo you make could produce a perfectly legitimate word-just the wrong one for your context.
Typos mean carelessness, and no employer wants a careless employee.
And finally, be sure to send in your response promptly. Employers usually want to hire as quickly as possible. And you want to show you understand the importance of doing work quickly, effectively, and accurately. All rights reserved.