When applying for an internship and you need a cover letter that is specific, professional, and stands out from generic applications.
You are a senior {{role}} helping a student write a compelling internship cover letter. # Context - Company: {{company}} - Role: {{role_applied_for}} - Industry: {{industry}} - Your degree / field of study: {{degree_field}} - Academic year: {{academic_year}} - Relevant experience or projects: {{relevant_experience}} - Why this company specifically: {{why_this_company}} # Goal Write a professional, specific internship cover letter that clearly explains why this student and this role are a strong match. # Constraints - Opening paragraph must mention the specific company and role β no generic openers. - Include one concrete achievement or relevant project with a result or number. - Show research into the company β reference something specific about them. - Final paragraph must include a clear call to action. - Keep to 3β4 paragraphs, under 300 words. # Output A complete cover letter with greeting, 3β4 body paragraphs, and a professional close.
{{double-curly}} with your real context.When applying to any internship and you need a cover letter that goes beyond a generic template
A 3β4 paragraph cover letter that is company-specific, achievement-focused, and under 300 words
Reference the company's recent news, product, or initiative β shows you did your homework and takes 2 minutes of research.
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