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The Internship Certificate is a crucial document in the Indonesian employment landscape, designed to formally acknowledge and certify an individual's successful completion of an internship program. This document is particularly important in contexts where formal verification of practical experience is required, such as for academic credit, professional development, or future employment opportunities. The certificate must comply with Indonesian labor laws, particularly Law No. 13 of 2003 on Manpower and the Job Creation Law (Law No. 11 of 2020), which provide the regulatory framework for internship programs. Organizations issue these certificates to provide interns with official documentation of their experience, skills acquired, and performance during the internship period. The document serves multiple purposes, including supporting academic requirements, enhancing employment prospects, and maintaining records of the organization's internship program.

1. Certificate Header: Official letterhead, certificate title, and reference number

2. Intern Identification: Full name, ID number, educational institution, and relevant personal details of the intern

3. Company Information: Company name, registration number, address, and department where internship was conducted

4. Internship Period: Start and end dates of the internship program

5. Position and Responsibilities: Title/role during internship and main duties performed

6. Skills and Competencies: List of key skills developed and competencies demonstrated during the internship

7. Performance Summary: Brief assessment of the intern's performance and achievements

8. Authentication: Date of issuance, signature of authorized company representative, company seal/stamp