I discuss how you can write a cover letter for an internship with no experience. In particular, I talk about the does and don’ts of writing a cover letter for internships. Most people think that you write the cover letter focusing on the things that you do well. However, this is the complete opposite of what you should be doing. Rather, you should be focusing on what the business, professor, or volunteer organization does well. The key to building a good cover letter for an internship, particularly if you have no experience is to demonstrate that you are willing to learn and that you put the time to understand the other person.
Why does this work in a cover letter when you have no experience? It is flattering to know that someone else learnt about you. It also creates a connection with the other person that you are applying too.
2. The person on the other end does not care about you as a person. They only care whether you can help them out in some sort of way. By knowing their strengths and weakens, you are well on your way to understanding what you can do to improve their business.
3. What should you do if you have no experience? Get some. Just pick up a book in that area and start reading. Or, just start creating your own entity that replicates what you want to do. Even if it does not work, that does not matter. What matters is that you are trying to figure out how to do the job.
How do you get an internship with no experience? You have to be entrepreneurial, get out there, and make yourself know. Only a fraction of the people are ever willing to do this, and why not let it be you?
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