I would like to express my interest in the internship programme for high school students at XXX
, as I believe my skills
and passion make me a suitable candidate.
I
developed a strong interest for physics about two years ago became interested in physics only after a
year long stay in Japan
when where I have discovered the world of physics.
The subject itself amazed me with its never-ending curiosity,
the desire to go deeper
and to lookin the search for answers
whenwhere other sciences stop asking.
And as As a child, I have always enjoyed mathematics and have come second place in various mathematics competitions. and as a child I took first and second places in various mathematics competitions, I was only happy thrilled to find a use for my mathematics skills.
In addition, I have taken part in XXX at XXX University in XXX through which I have gained useful experience in this field. Aside from this, I enjoy other disciplines as well, both such as natural sciences and humanities.
I always tend to look for the relationship between subjects because I think that only then I can I fully understand them.
I enjoy working in a team, meeting new people and communicating with them. I am reliable, flexible and I can reflect on my weaknesses.
Through this internship programme, I hope to develop a deeper understanding of particle physics and also meet researches and experts in this area, and other students who share the same passion for science as myself. But most importantly, I believe this opportunity would allow me to learn gain useful practical skills and experience in experimental physics. Although, I have not yet fully decided on my future career path, but the idea of devoting my life to science seems very appealing to me.
I am considering signing up for a degree in physics or in an interdisciplinary subject combing physics with other natural sciences such as chemistry. I am excited about this opportunity as it would be a very valuable experience for my future development and my passion for physics.
<em>Just a few suggestions, particularly with transitional words - if you don't mind :)
Good luck with your application! </em>