Experience Certificate Letter

Before going to send out your Experience Certificate to an employee, make sure you are aware of all the required details to put, and not to put, on such an experience letter...

How do you create an Experience Certificate Letter?

There are a few basic tips to keep in mind when creating an Experience Certificate Letter:

• Uses the correct name of the organization and must be on Company's Letterhead;
  
• Date of issue of the certificate;
• Salutation or Declaration “To Whom it May Concern”;
• Full Name of the Employee as per the official Record;
• Period of Employment (Date of Joining and the last day of working in the organization);
• Brief, preferably one page in length;
• Clean, error-free, and easy to read;
• Immediately clear about your name, experience and position;
• Includes the person’s full name if you do not know the gender;
• Using common business letter or certificate format.

Sample content for an Experience Certificate Letter:

To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that name worked in Company Name in the capacity of Job Title from employment starting date until employment end date.
He started his journey as starting job title and was later promoted to title at the time of exit.
Employee name was primarily responsible for designation and his everyday tasks list included:
During his employment period, employee name exhibited professional behavior as well as inherent traits to successfully complete projects and tasks on time.
We are proud that we had him in own team and wish him the best in his future endeavors.

After downloading, you can customize every detail, typography, font size, and the appearance of your letter and finish quickly. Download this Experience Certificate Letter in MS Word DOCX Format directly to your hard drive.