Template, sample and example for your internship application – clearly structured and tailored to the placement.
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No one expects years of work experience for an internship. What matters is that your CV fits the role advertised and shows your motivation. Put your school or academic background front and centre and highlight subjects, projects or courses that relate to the area of the internship.
Even seemingly small experiences count: previous placements, part-time jobs, volunteering or your own projects show that you are committed and willing to learn. Make sure the CV has no gaps and a clear layout, and tailor it to each internship individually.
„Committed business student in my second year with a focus on marketing. Through an internship I would like to apply my theoretical knowledge in practice and gain my first experience in digital marketing. I work in a structured way, communicate confidently and get up to speed quickly."
Part-time Assistant (Social Media)
LocalHeroes Startup · Bristol · 10/2023 – Present
Put your education, relevant subjects and projects at the centre and add part-time jobs, previous placements and involvement. What matters is that your motivation and suitability for this particular internship come across.
Personal details, education or school, any practical experience and relevant skills (e.g. languages, IT). Hobbies can be added if they show suitable strengths.
Usually one page. Focus on the content that is relevant to the particular internship and keep the layout clear.