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The Cover Letter For Engineering Fresh Graduate is a crucial document in the German job application process (Bewerbungsmappe) that serves as the initial point of contact between a recent engineering graduate and potential employers. This document, governed by German business correspondence standards and labor laws, must be precisely formatted according to German business letter conventions. It should be concise (one page maximum), formal in tone, and include specific sections such as personal contact details, recipient information, and clear reference to the position being applied for. The cover letter must comply with German data protection regulations (BDSG) and anti-discrimination laws (AGG), while effectively presenting the graduate's qualifications, motivation, and professional approach. It is typically accompanied by a German-style CV and relevant certificates, forming a complete application package.

1. Personal Contact Information Header: Full name, address, phone, email, and professional social media links (if relevant), formatted in the German business letter style

2. Recipient Information Block: Company name, contact person, their professional title, and complete company address

3. Subject Line (Betreff): Clear reference to the position being applied for, including any reference numbers

4. Formal Greeting (Anrede): Proper formal greeting using the recipient's name and title, or 'Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren' if no specific contact is known

5. Opening Paragraph: Introduction stating the position being applied for and how the applicant learned about it

6. Qualification Paragraph: Brief overview of engineering degree and relevant technical skills

7. Motivation Paragraph: Explanation of interest in the company and specific position

8. Closing Paragraph: Availability for interviews and formal closing statement

9. Complimentary Close: Formal closing phrase 'Mit freundlichen Grüßen' followed by name

10. Reference to Attachments: Note indicating enclosed documents (Anlagen)