Question - preposition

anarainbowI consider that this internship position at M** would be an excellent opportunity

I don't know if I should write at, in or on. Could you help me, please?

You are going to have to be more specific about what M is.

For exa

M is the name of the company

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Also, the word "position" seems redundant.

I consider that this internship position at Maritota would be an excellent opportunity to begin my professional career.

I had written this sentence.

Maritota is a name that I invented because I wouldn't like to write the real name.

I would like to receive your sugestion because I don't know how I can improve this sentence. Would you mind?

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Without the word position, do you think that is is OK?

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An "internship" is a position, so to me the sentence is better off without it. I just did a quick Google web search actually, and -- if you believe that the numbers it throws up have any meaning -- there were 321,000 for "an internship at" (with quotes) and 1,470 for "an internship position at".

"at" seems fine to me here.

Otherwise, when I first read the sentence, I did j

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My English is very basic, therefore, I accept your sugestions.

Thank you very much for your help