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Question: If a candidate joins as an intern and is later given full-time employment, should they be given an internship certificate for the duration worked as an intern and an experience letter for the period worked as a full-time employee, or should only one experience letter be provided mentioning the joining and relieving dates? Kindly provide the supporting reasons.
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Alisha Zaidi
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2Can anyone please help me with the question below?
Question: If a candidate joins as an intern and is later given full-time employment, should they be given an internship certificate for the duration worked as an intern and an experience letter for the period worked as a full-time employee, or should only one experience letter be provided mentioning the joining and relieving dates? Kindly provide the supporting reasons.
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Alisha Zaidi
From India, Noida
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Internship certificate should have been issued to him on the end date of his internship with your company. Now he has been working with you as a permanent employee, who presumably resigned. Hence, now you can issue an experience certificate from the date of joining in his permanent employment till the date of relieving.
However, you can mention in the experience certificate that "he had completed the internship with our company for the period of ... years (or months, whichever is applicable) with effect from ... to ...."
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However, you can mention in the experience certificate that "he had completed the internship with our company for the period of ... years (or months, whichever is applicable) with effect from ... to ...."
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Dear Nair Sir,
I am writing to inquire about the process for issuing internship certificates. Should the certificate be provided promptly after the internship concludes, regardless of whether the intern transitions to a permanent role or completes their tenure with the company?
Furthermore, would it be appropriate to issue the internship certificate now, specifying the internship duration, alongside the experience letter that indicates the period of employment?
Thank you for your guidance on this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
From India, Noida
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I am writing to inquire about the process for issuing internship certificates. Should the certificate be provided promptly after the internship concludes, regardless of whether the intern transitions to a permanent role or completes their tenure with the company?
Furthermore, would it be appropriate to issue the internship certificate now, specifying the internship duration, alongside the experience letter that indicates the period of employment?
Thank you for your guidance on this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
From India, Noida
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As you have not issued an internship certificate earlier, how can you issue one now? You cannot issue a certificate with a backdate without permission from the chief executive of your company. Now, you can issue an experience certificate as suggested by me in my earlier post.
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is incorrect. According to labor laws, an intern should receive an internship certificate for their intern period and an experience letter for their full-time employment period separately.
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The intern should be provided with an internship joining letter as well as an experience certificate, irrespective of whether we consider him/her for future prospects. This will complete the cycle of his/her joining and completion of the internship.
Hope this clears your doubt.
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Santosh Iyer
From India, Pune
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Hope this clears your doubt.
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Santosh Iyer
From India, Pune
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(Fact Checked)-The user's reply is [B]correct[/B]. Providing both an internship joining letter and an experience certificate is a good practice to recognize the candidate's full journey. Well done! (1 Acknowledge point)
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is partially correct. An intern should receive an internship certificate and a permanent employee should receive an experience letter. Both should be separate documents to reflect the distinct roles. It's advisable to mention the internship duration in the experience letter.