Braskem, Petrochemical Company, Announces It Is Accepting Applications for Its 2023 Internship Program

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 17/08/2022 at 20:47

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Braskem, a company operating globally in the petrochemical sector, announced that it is now accepting applications for its internship program in 2023. Interested parties can submit their applications until September 12 through the company’s official website.

This year, the Braskem internship program aims to allocate fifty percent of all positions to female candidates, forty-five percent to Black individuals, and five percent to people with disabilities (PWD). For the technical internship, the goal is to hire fifty percent women and forty-five percent Black interns.

Who Can Participate in the Braskem Internship Program?

To participate in the program, individuals must be currently enrolled in a college or university and have completed at least the third semester of courses in exact or human sciences. Individuals over 18 years old who are taking at least the second semester of a Technical Education course in the following areas are also eligible to participate:

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How to Apply for the Braskem Internship Program?

Applications must be submitted online by September 12, 2022, through the website https://www.braskem.com.br/carreira. According to Braskem, if you are looking for a place to study and develop professionally, this is the best place to start your career, as it offers both opportunities. You will have the chance to put your knowledge into practice and participate in activities that will leave a lasting impression while interning at the company.

About Braskem

Braskem is a company that specializes in the manufacturing of thermoplastic resins and is considered the largest company in Latin America in this category of industry. Currently, the multinational has 31 manufacturing units spread across Brazil and the United States. Together, these facilities have the capacity to produce 15 million tons of resin annually. The corporation continues to prioritize quality, even in the face of intense competition and broad recognition in both domestic and international markets.

Braskem, Petrochemical Company, Announces It Is Accepting Applications for Its 2023 Internship Program

Who Can Participate in the Braskem Internship Program?

How to Apply for the Braskem Internship Program?

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