An Intent Letter For Internship is a preliminary document used in the Netherlands when a company wishes to formally express its intention to offer an internship position to a student. This document serves as a bridge between initial discussions and the final internship agreement, providing key information about the proposed internship while complying with Dutch educational and labor regulations. It typically precedes the formal internship agreement and is often required by educational institutions and immigration authorities (for international students) as proof of a pending internship arrangement. The letter outlines essential details such as the proposed role, duration, educational objectives, and basic terms, while avoiding binding commitments that would be included in the final internship agreement. This document is particularly important in the Dutch context where structured internship programs are an integral part of many educational curricula and require formal documentation for both educational and administrative purposes.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and recipient details including student name and address

2. Opening Statement: Clear statement of intent to offer an internship position

3. Student Information: Details about the student, their educational institution, and program of study

4. Internship Role: Description of the proposed internship position, department, and primary responsibilities

5. Duration and Timing: Proposed start date, end date, and weekly hours of the internship

6. Educational Purpose: Connection to student's study program and learning objectives

7. Basic Terms: Overview of key practical arrangements including supervision, location, and any compensation

8. Next Steps: Process for formalizing the internship agreement and any required documentation

9. Closing: Formal closing statement, signature block for company representative