Brazil's Largest Steel Producer, Gerdau, Is Offering 80 Positions in Apprenticeship Program in Partnership With Senai in Minas Gerais

Brazil’s Largest Steel Producer, Gerdau, Is Offering 80 Positions in Apprenticeship Program in Partnership With Senai in Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 31/08/2022 at 00:16

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The Apprenticeship Program of Gerdau in Partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais Will Offer Free Courses in Electromechanical Maintenance and Steel Process

The largest Brazilian steel producer, Gerdau, is offering 80 spots in the Industrial Apprenticeship Program (Electromechanics or Operational) in partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais. The program lasts for 24 months, consisting of 12 months of theoretical classes and 12 months of practical training.

To participate in the Gerdau apprenticeship in partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais, it is necessary to have completed or be enrolled in high school, be between 17 and 22 years old, and reside in Ouro Branco, Conselheiro Lafaiete, or Congonhas in the state of Minas Gerais. Applications must be submitted by September 15 on Gerdau’s website.

Classes will start in February of next year. The curriculum of the free course from Gerdau in partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais will be developed over a year and a half. The content will be divided into theory (Senai) and practice (Ouro Branco plant). Gerdau will offer benefits such as a scholarship, health plan, and transportation to the cities of Conselheiro Lafaiete and Congonhas.

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About the Company

Gerdau is the largest steel producer in the country and one of the main suppliers of long steel in the Americas and special steels worldwide. In Brazil, the company also produces flat steels and iron ore, activities that expand the product mix offered to the market and also enhance the competitiveness of operations.

The company has 30,000 employees, with industrial presence in 10 countries, producing long, special, flat steels and iron ore to serve around 100,000 customers from sectors such as construction, industry, agriculture, automotive, wind energy, oil and gas, sugar and alcohol, road, and naval. Gerdau is also the largest recycler of ferrous scrap in Latin America.

Applications for Gerdau’s Apprenticeship Program

To apply for spots in the Gerdau apprenticeship program in partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais, just click here to be directed to the company’s website.

Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for filling the vacancies of the Gerdau apprenticeship program in Minas Gerais, only disseminating opportunities in various locations in Brazil and around the world. To apply and find out more information, visit the website or profile of the company offering the vacancies and be sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

Brazil’s Largest Steel Producer, Gerdau, Is Offering 80 Positions in Apprenticeship Program in Partnership With Senai in Minas Gerais

The Apprenticeship Program of Gerdau in Partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais Will Offer Free Courses in Electromechanical Maintenance and Steel Process

About the Company

Applications for Gerdau’s Apprenticeship Program

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The Apprenticeship Program of Gerdau in Partnership with Senai in Minas Gerais Will Offer Free Courses in Electromechanical Maintenance and Steel Process

About the Company

Applications for Gerdau’s Apprenticeship Program

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