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A Letter of Interest for a Job is a crucial document in the Belgian job application process, serving as a formal expression of interest in employment opportunities within an organization. This document is typically used when applying for advertised positions, exploring potential openings, or introducing oneself to a company for future opportunities. It should be tailored to reflect Belgian business customs and may need to be written in the appropriate official language depending on the region (Dutch in Flanders, French in Wallonia, or either in Brussels). The letter must comply with Belgian privacy laws regarding personal data handling and anti-discrimination legislation. It typically accompanies a CV/resume and provides context for the application by highlighting relevant qualifications, expressing genuine interest in the organization, and demonstrating knowledge of the company and industry. The document's tone and content should be professional while personal enough to differentiate the candidate from other applicants.

1. Header: Contains sender's contact information, date, and recipient's contact information in proper business letter format

2. Salutation: Formal greeting to the recipient, preferably addressing a specific person

3. Opening Paragraph: Introduction stating the specific position being applied for and how the applicant learned about it

4. Qualification Highlights: Brief overview of relevant skills and experiences that match the job requirements

5. Company Knowledge: Demonstration of research and knowledge about the company and why the applicant is interested in working there

6. Closing Paragraph: Request for interview, availability, and professional closing statement

7. Professional Sign-off: Formal closing, signature, and typed name