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A Letter of Recommendation for Scholarship is an essential document in the Dutch educational system, typically required for various national and international scholarship applications. This document type must comply with Dutch privacy laws, particularly GDPR requirements, while providing comprehensive information about the candidate's qualifications. The letter should be written by someone in a position of authority who can effectively evaluate the candidate's academic or professional achievements. It serves as a critical tool in the scholarship selection process, offering insights into the candidate's capabilities, character, and potential that may not be evident from academic transcripts alone. The document is commonly used when applying for bachelor's, master's, or doctoral programs, research grants, or specialized study opportunities, both within the Netherlands and for Dutch students studying abroad.

1. Letter Header: Official letterhead including recommender's institution, contact details, and date

2. Recipient Information: Scholarship committee's name and address or specific institution details

3. Introduction: Formal salutation and introduction of the candidate and the recommender's relationship to them

4. Candidate Background: Overview of how long and in what capacity the recommender has known the candidate

5. Academic/Professional Performance: Detailed assessment of the candidate's academic achievements, skills, and capabilities

6. Personal Qualities: Description of the candidate's character, work ethic, and personal attributes

7. Specific Scholarship Fit: Explanation of why the candidate is particularly suitable for this specific scholarship

8. Closing Statement: Strong endorsement and offer to provide further information

9. Signature Block: Professional title, contact information, and signature of the recommender