Hi, first of all let me say that this forum is really great, a great help for me. Somebody please help me a little with the letter I have written.
Dear Mr. ***,
The purpose of this letter is to express my interest in doing an internship in your Company through the *** EU grants Programme (information on this programme can be found below).
I am a Telecommunication Engineering student in my last year at the University of ***. The idea of an internship in a high technology company with a spirit of intercultural co-operation as *** is very attractive to me.
As you can see from my CV I have extensive technical skills in computers, electronics as well as in other areas. I have a fluent English and a strong ability to communicate with people from other countries. These facts make me an ideal candidate for carrying out IT–related tasks in your Company.
The *** project is a programme of grants aimed at University students in the last years of their degrees. This project is financed by the *** Ministry of Education and Science and the *** Programme of the European Union. The project consists of 500 grants with an average length of 6 months each. In-deep information (in several languages) can be found at www.***.net .
I would be available to start with my internship from 1th March 2005.
Please, feel free to contact me via email or telephone if you have any questions on my CV, the *** project or anything else.
Looking forward to hearing from you and thanking you in advance
Yours sincerely,
*** ***
Thanks in advance for your help !
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Hi, I am just going to scan and pick up the "big" things. You might want to look it over more carefully for other things. Dear Mr.
— MountainHiker
Hi, I am just going to scan and pick up the "big" things.
You might want to look it over more carefully for other things.
Dear Mr.
***, I would like to apply for an internship with your Company through the *** EU grants Programme (information on this programme can be found below).
I am a Telecommunication Engineering student in my last year at the University of ***.
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Thanks a lot, MountainHike , for answering me so quickly. I've got two questions about your correction:
Paragraph 3 :
In my first post I forgot to say that I am sending this letter along with my curriculum, in which there is a detailed description of my skills. That is why I don't give in-deep information about them in the letter, I only try to "summarize" my CV, saying what I
P3: I would include both your letter and CV. But in your letter, speak (write) to your strengths. Do not say, "As shown in my CV, blah blah blah." Make your letter a stand alone letter. He (or she) will read your letter. If there is any interest, then he or she will look at your CV. Make it as easy as possible to learn about you. But don't overwhelm your reader.