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The End of Internship Letter From Employer is a crucial document in South African employment practice, typically issued at the conclusion of a formal internship program. This document serves multiple purposes: it provides official confirmation of the internship completion, details the experience gained, and can serve as a reference for future employment opportunities. The letter must comply with South African labor legislation, including the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and Skills Development Act, particularly regarding the documentation of workplace learning programs. It should be issued when an intern completes their designated period or program, whether it's a fixed-term arrangement or a structured learning program. The document typically includes specific dates of service, department details, key responsibilities, and may reference any certifications or training completed. This formal documentation is essential for both the employer's records and the intern's professional portfolio.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, reference number, and addressed to the intern

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an End of Internship Letter

3. Confirmation of Internship Completion: Statement confirming the completion of the internship program, including dates and department/role

4. Program Overview: Brief summary of the internship program completed and key responsibilities

5. Performance Acknowledgment: General statement about the intern's participation and contribution

6. End Date Confirmation: Clear statement of the official end date of the internship

7. Final Administrative Matters: Information about final payments, documentation, or company property return

8. Closing: Professional closing with well-wishes and contact information for future reference

9. Signature Block: Space for authorized signatory's name, title, and signature