professional checklist
In the checklist below, you will discover different templates to help guide you while organizing your professional toolkit. Preparing the following documents can facilitate the process of applying for engineering internships. By clicking on each icon, you can access example templates.
Email Format
It is important to pay attention to the email format when you are writing to your professor asking for a research opportunity, or company to learn about internships. Professionalism is a key component in writing emails, and that includes being formal, specific and polite. First impression is everything.
Resume
Resume is a very essential document that students should have. It is typically a one page summary of your academic achievements, leadership skill sets, and work history. Preparing a well-crafted resume can help you get an internship, job, or research position.
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Networking is a valuable skill set to have. LinkedIn is a digital platform that helps people network professionally with other students, employees and companies. Click here to join the ELP LinkedIn group and make your first connections.
Cover Letter
Most internships require a cover letter and resume. In a cover letter you provide additional information about your skills and experience. The letter should explain your qualifications for the position you are applying for and discuss how your skills and expertise can add value to the company.