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How to Write an Internship Acceptance Post on LinkedIn
By Hyphen Connect Team on October 17, 2024

How to Write an Internship Acceptance Post on LinkedIn

Congratulations on securing your internship! They’re invaluable for building experience and an exciting milestone in your career journey that should be shared accordingly. LinkedIn offers the perfect platform to do so, but why should you and how does one go about it? 

Announcing your internship on LinkedIn is a great way to:

  1. Enhance your professional presence.
  2. Strengthen connections. 
  3. Boost personal branding.
  4. Keep friends and family updated

Sharing this achievement not only celebrates your success but also signals to your network that you’re actively engaged in progressing forward. Let’s jump into it!

Key Elements of an Acceptance Post

Express Gratitude – Start by thanking the company and mentioning any key individuals/mentors that played a role in your success.

Sample Templates

  • “I'm thrilled to announce that I’ve accepted an internship at [XYZ]! It couldn’t have been done without the help of [Mentor].”
  • “I'm excited to share that I’ll be joining [XYZ] as an intern this year! Thankful to [Mentor] for their support and willingness to develop my skills in [area].”
  • “I’m beyond pleased to announce my internship with [XYZ] in [location]. I would like to extend a special thanks to [Mentor] for guiding me in this process.”

Share Your Excitement – Convey genuine enthusiasm for the role and opportunity. Let your network know how thrilled you are to begin this new chapter.

Sample Templates

  • “This is a dream opportunity to immerse myself in [specific area] and work with such talented individuals”
  • “It’s been a goal of mine to work in [specific area]. I can’t wait to contribute and learn!”

Highlight the Role – Briefly describe the position and what you hope to gain from the experience. This gives insight into your professional goals and interests.

Sample Templates

  • “I’ll be joining as a [role], where I’ll focus on [project/responsibility]. I look forward to gaining more hands on experience and enhancing my skills in [applicable skill]
  • As an incoming [role] intern, I can’t wait to deepen my knowledge of [applicable skill] and hopefully become skilled at it.

Mention the Company – Explain why you’re excited about working with this specific company. Highlight what makes them stand out and align with your career aspirations.

Sample Templates

  • I’m proud to be part of [XYZ], a company whose values and vision align with my passion for [specific interest].”
  • [XYZ] is a leader in [industry] renowned for their groundbreaking work and innovative approaches. I admire their dedication to excellence and fulfilling their mission of [mission].

The order and general wording of this is not fixed and is up to your liking. I encourage you to play around with it! 

Other Tips for Crafting Your Post

  1. Keep it concise and professional. Aim for a clear, focused post. A recommended word count is around 100-150 words to maintain engagement.
  2. Use Positive, Engaging Language. Enthusiasm and positivity will capture your audience's attention.
  3. Include Relevant Hashtags and Tags. Use hashtags like #Internship, #CareerGrowth, and be sure to tag your company and any key individuals with the @ symbol.
  4. Timing of Post. Don’t preemptively post too far out from your internship in case anything falls through. Do it shortly before starting to build anticipation and excitement.

Conclusion

Using the elements above, writing your internship acceptance post should now be easy! Once all is said and done, be sure to proofread your post. By crafting a thoughtful post, you can make a lasting impression on colleagues, mentors, and potential future employers. Be sure to update relevant aspects of your LinkedIn profile and engagement with any comments on your post. If you need help writing the eventual end of internship post, find it here.

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How to Write an Internship Acceptance Post on LinkedIn
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Other Tips for Crafting Your Post
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