Covering Letter
Dear Sir
:,Mi name is Antonia Sánchez García and I am
an architect for the University of Granada, Granada
City, Spain. I am writing to let you know of my interest in working at the company Solearth Architecture as architect by
means of the Erasmus Internship Program during the months of August and September this year.
The Erasmus program gives students in higher education the opportunity to take
on an internship in another European country and it is totally free for you. Taking part in this training programme does not necessarily have to involve any expense for the company, given that the European
Commission finances the activities of this programme. Students taking part in internship receive a monthly grant. Nevertheless, the company may consider it appropriate to contribute to the accommodation expenses of the student (meal voucher, transport, and so on).
I am interested in your company because in addition to
an architect I am a student of
a Master in Renewable
s Energy for the University of Jaén, Jáen
City, Spain. I would like to focus my career in sustainable architecture
and so I think your company is ideal for performing my internship. I
believe that sustainable architecture and energy are closely linked and
that renewable
energy provide a response to this union. Therefore, I would like to offer you my education as an architect and my knowledge on sustainable energy: solar energy, biomass, geothermal energy...
I am proactive and
have an organized approach to task, either individually or in group. I have people skills and experience working in an international/multicultural environment because
of I studied in Italy also with
the Erasmus Programme.
I am
annexing my
CV vitae, which reflects my academic experience and my skills.
Thank you for considering my application. I would be proud to be part of your company. I hope
to I get a chance to discuss my qualification and goals with you. I can be reached at +34627037138 or
by Skype (my account is antonia.sanchez.garca) at all times.
Yours faithfully,
Antonia Sánchez García