UFPR Offers 166 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/02/2021 at 12:54

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The Federal University of Paraná – UFPR, has open positions for the selection process that will be aimed at 166 non-mandatory internship vacancies. The internship positions at UFPR are intended for high school and higher education students from institutions recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC), with provisions for reserving spots for black individuals and people with disabilities.

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Applications for the internship positions are free and can be submitted until the 26th, through the special area on the UFPR Contest Center website. The selection rules and the distribution of vacancies are available in the announcement of the selection process, which can also be consulted on the UFPR Human Resources Pro-Rectory website.

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To apply for the internship positions at UFPR, you must be at least 16 years old at the time of application. Those selected will complete their internships in departments and units of UFPR, located in campuses in the cities of Palotina, Curitiba, Toledo, and Matinhos. The stipends range from R$ 486.05 to R$ 1,125.69, plus a transportation voucher of R$ 220.

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Internship Positions at UFPR for High School and Higher Education

Below is a list of the areas included in the announcement (there are vacancies that accept candidates from more than one area):

HIGHER EDUCATION

Administration
Agronomy
Architecture and Urbanism
Accounting
Computer Science
Communication
Design
Law
Economics
Nursing
Engineering
Exact Sciences (various courses)
Information Management (Library Science)
Public Administration
History
Languages
Logistics
Music
Nutrition
Pedagogy
Performing Arts
Psychology
Secretarial Studies
Social Work

HIGH SCHOOL

Normal
Nursing Technician
Mechanical Technician
Petroleum and Gas Technician
Secretarial Technician

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Of the 166 positions, 17 are designated for students with disabilities and 50 for black individuals. To apply for the positions, candidates must pay attention to the criteria described in the announcement.

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UFPR Offers 166 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

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UFPR Offers 166 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

Register For The Internship Positions At UFPR Right Now

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UFPR Internship Positions Have Various Benefits

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