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An Application Letter For Learnership is a crucial document in the German dual education system, where young people combine practical training at a company with theoretical education at a vocational school. This document is typically used by individuals seeking to enter professional training programs (Ausbildung) in Germany, usually after completing their secondary education. The letter must be written in accordance with German business correspondence standards and comply with relevant legislation including the Berufsbildungsgesetz (BBiG) and data protection laws. It forms part of a complete application package that includes various supporting documents and certificates. The letter is particularly important as it represents the applicant's first impression and must effectively communicate their motivation, qualifications, and suitability for the specific apprenticeship position.

1. Personal Information Header: Full name, address, contact details, and date

2. Recipient Information: Company name, contact person, department, and complete address

3. Subject Line: Clear indication of the specific apprenticeship position being applied for

4. Salutation: Professional greeting, ideally addressing a specific person

5. Opening Paragraph: Introduction and statement of purpose, specifying the learnership position and how the applicant learned about it

6. Educational Background: Relevant educational qualifications and academic achievements

7. Motivation: Explanation of why the applicant is interested in this specific apprenticeship and company

8. Skills and Competencies: Relevant skills, experiences, and personal qualities that make the applicant suitable for the position

9. Closing Paragraph: Expression of interest in an interview and professional closing statement

10. Complimentary Close: Professional closing phrase followed by name