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The Job Application Letter For Fresher is an essential document in the German job market, specifically designed for recent graduates and first-time job seekers. It follows the strict formatting and content requirements of German business correspondence while complying with relevant legislation such as the AGG (anti-discrimination law) and DSGVO (data protection). The letter typically accompanies a detailed CV (Lebenslauf) and serves as the candidate's first point of contact with potential employers. It should be tailored to specific positions while maintaining professional formality and including all necessary personal information, educational background, and motivation for the role. The document is particularly important in Germany, where formal business communication is highly valued and first impressions are crucial in the hiring process.

1. Header Information: Complete contact information of both sender and recipient, including full name, address, email, and phone number, formatted according to German business letter standards

2. Date and Location: Current date and location of writing, positioned according to German letter format

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

4. Formal Salutation: Proper formal greeting using 'Sehr geehrte(r)' followed by the recipient's name and title, or department if name unknown

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

6. Educational Background: Brief overview of relevant educational qualifications, focusing on most recent and relevant degree

7. Skills and Competencies: Highlight of relevant skills, internships, or practical experience gained during studies

8. Motivation: Expression of genuine interest in the position and company, explaining why the applicant is a good fit

9. Closing Paragraph: Reference to attached documents, availability for interviews, and formal closing

10. Formal Closing: Professional closing phrase 'Mit freundlichen Grüßen' followed by name