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The Offer Letter For Unpaid Internship is a crucial document used by German organizations to formally extend internship opportunities to candidates. This document is specifically designed to comply with German labor law requirements, including the Berufsbildungsgesetz (BBiG) and Mindestlohngesetz (MiLoG), which set strict guidelines for unpaid internships. It is typically used for mandatory educational internships or voluntary internships of short duration (up to three months) that are exempt from minimum wage requirements. The letter must clearly articulate the educational nature of the position, specify learning objectives, and include all legally required disclosures about working conditions, supervision, and insurance coverage. This document serves as the foundation for the internship relationship and helps ensure compliance with German employment and education regulations.

1. Company Letterhead: Official company letterhead including full legal name, address, and contact information

2. Date and Address Block: Current date and intern's full contact information

3. Salutation: Personal greeting to the intern

4. Offer Introduction: Enthusiastic opening expressing interest in having the intern join the organization

5. Position Details: Clear specification of internship role, department, and reporting relationship

6. Internship Nature: Clear statement about the educational nature of the internship and its unpaid status

7. Duration and Schedule: Specific start and end dates, working hours, and schedule

8. Learning Objectives: Outline of educational goals and skills to be developed during the internship

9. Supervision and Support: Details about mentorship and supervision arrangements

10. Legal Status: Clear statement about the intern's legal status and relationship with the company

11. Workplace Policies: Reference to applicable company policies and procedures

12. Insurance and Benefits: Information about insurance coverage and any provided benefits

13. Termination Provisions: Conditions under which either party may end the internship

14. Acceptance Instructions: Clear instructions on how to accept the offer and deadline for response

15. Closing: Professional closing with contact information for questions