188 vagas de estágio para estudantes de ensino superior são oferecidas pela Cargill em diferentes cidades do Brasil

Cargill Offers 188 Internship Positions for College Students in Different Cities Across Brazil

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/04/2020 at 14:27

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Food industry company, Cargill is open for applications for its internship program, offering 188 positions. They are aimed at higher education students in different cities across Brazil.

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The company has a team of 160,000 professionals in 70 countries and brings together the worlds of food, agriculture, nutrition, and risk management. For over 150 years, the company has been helping farmers grow more by connecting them to broader markets.

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The program lasts from 6 to 12 months, which may be extended for another 12 months depending on the graduation year. Interested candidates should have their graduation planned between December 2020 and July 2022.

Requirements

Graduation between Dec/20 and July/22 – according to the job requirements.
Courses: in Exact Sciences, Humanities, and Biological Sciences according to the job profile.
Availability to intern from 6 months up to 2 years – according to the job requirements.
English: various levels, depending on the job requirements.
Office Suite: various levels, depending on the job requirements.
Workload: 30 hours or 40 hours/week – Subject to approval by the Institution/University/College.
Reside within 100 km of the workplace or show availability for relocation.
If foreign, be regularly enrolled in a Brazilian university.

Cargill interns will receive a scholarship compatible with the market, in addition to benefits including medical assistance, dental assistance, life insurance, transportation assistance, gym membership, Christmas food card, and meal vouchers or a cafeteria at the workplace.

Process Stages:

Application Period (March and April/20);
Online Assessments (March and April/20);
Online Group Dynamics – Talent Company (April/20 and May/20);
In-Person Panel – according to the job requirements (May/20 and June/20);
Final Interview – Cargill (May and June/20);
Announcement of the process result – Talent Company (June and July/20);
Admissions – (June and July/20);
Internship Start (August/20).

Cargill Offers 188 Internship Positions for College Students in Different Cities Across Brazil

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