The National Land Transportation Agency (ANTT) Opens 30 Internship Positions Today, the 28th

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 28/07/2020 at 16:15

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The Positions Are Intended for High School and College Students. Applications Are Open Until the 31st

To apply for the internship positions, it is necessary to be attending the 1st or 2nd year of high school or in the 1st semester of EJA (Education for Young Adults), whether from public or private networks. For university students, it is necessary to be attending from the 3rd semester of the course.

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The amounts that interns will receive will depend on their working hours. For high school students, the amount for 4 hours is R$ 486.05, and for 6 hours, the amount is R$ 694.36. College students will receive R$ 787.98 for working 4 hours and R$ 1,125.69 for 6 hours.

In addition to the scholarship, interns will receive additional benefits, such as transportation, worth 220 reais and 15 days of recess right after interning for a period of 6 months.

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The Internship Opportunities Are For:

21 opportunities to work at the National Department of Transport Infrastructure in Brasília;
5 positions to work at ANTT headquarters in Brasília;
3 positions at the Rio de Janeiro unit;
1 position at the Bahia headquarters.

The duration of the internship will be up to two years.

The evaluated requirements will be: basic knowledge in the area of study, knowledge in computer skills, professional experience, and extracurricular knowledge.

ANTT Internship Application: Those interested in applying for one of the positions must send an updated resume to the email: processo.seletivo.estagio@antt.gov.br. Good luck!

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