The Cover Letter Workbook
Write a Cover Letter That Gets Read
One-time payment • Lifetime access • AI feedback included
What you'll walk away with
What's inside
Welcome: Who You Are and What You Are Applying For
Your choice sets the wording and coaching throughout the workbook.
Module 1: Decode the Job Ad
Turn the ad into a short list of what your letter must prove.
Module 2: The Opening and the One-Story Middle
Earn the next sentence, then prove one thing well.
Module 3: Tailor and Cut
Shorter, plainer and only what is true.
Module 4: The Final Check
Check the letter against the ad, then check the details.
- Choose who you are and what you are applying for; wording adjusts to match
- AI feedback that mirrors your words, labels each point and asks questions — no scores
- The coach never invents skills, numbers or employers, and never writes the letter for you
- Included with every active All Access subscription
Who it is for
- Graduates writing their first real cover letters
- Experienced professionals whose letters have grown long and general
- Anyone applying in January who wants a cover letter that gets read, checked against the ad
The AI feedback approach: no scores
Before you submit, you see exactly what the coach will look at. Feedback mirrors your words, gives each point a status label with a short quote as evidence, asks one to three questions, and compares your revised version with the first.
It never gives a score, never invents skills or numbers, and never writes the letter for you. For selection criteria, use the Selection Criteria workbook; for your resume, the Resume workbook.
Frequently asked questions
Is it included in All Access?
Yes. Every active All Access subscriber can open the full workbook and its AI feedback at no extra cost. If you buy it separately for A$29, you keep lifetime access whether or not you subscribe.
Is it for graduates or experienced professionals?
Both. At the start you choose who you are and what you are applying for, and the wording and coaching adjust to match.
Will the AI write my cover letter for me?
No. The coach mirrors your words, labels each point with a short quote as evidence, quotes generic phrases and flags claims to check. It never invents skills, numbers or employers, never gives a score, and never writes the whole letter.
How long should a cover letter be?
Usually 200 to 300 words, on one page: a short opening, one specific story and a close. Module 3 helps you cut your draft to that length.
I am applying for an Australian government role. Is this for me?
Many government roles ask for a pitch or a selection criteria response instead of a classic cover letter. The workbook flags this, and for criteria responses points you to the Selection Criteria & Government Applications workbook.
Is this only for people in Australia?
No. It works for applications anywhere. Prices are shown in Australian dollars.
How much does it cost?
A$29, one-time, with lifetime access. It is also included with every active All Access subscription.
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