The Recommendation Letter For Student From Employer is a crucial document in the German professional and academic context, serving as a bridge between educational and professional environments. It is typically required when students complete internships, work-study programs, or part-time employment during their studies. The document must comply with German labor law principles, particularly the 'principle of benevolence' while maintaining truthfulness. It should provide comprehensive information about the student's performance, skills, and character, written on company letterhead and following strict German business letter conventions. These letters are frequently used for academic credit, future job applications, or graduate school admissions, making them significant for the student's career development. The format and content must adhere to German data protection laws (GDPR and BDSG) and traditional reference letter standards (Arbeitszeugnis/Praktikumszeugnis).

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and formal reference line (Betreff)

2. Student Information: Full name, birth date (if relevant), and current educational institution of the student

3. Employment Period: Precise dates of employment/internship and position held

4. Company Description: Brief overview of the company and relevant department where student worked

5. Role Description: Detailed description of the student's responsibilities and project involvement

6. Performance Evaluation: Assessment of the student's work quality, skills, and competencies using standard German reference letter terminology

7. Personal Qualities: Description of the student's personal characteristics, work ethic, and social behavior

8. Conclusion and Recommendation: Final evaluation and future recommendation, including reason for termination (typically end of agreed period)

9. Signature Block: Date, signature, name and title of the authorized person, company stamp