Alpargatas Launches Trainee Program at Its Factories in Brazil with Salaries Up to R$ 7,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/08/2022 at 10:32

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Alpargatas Has Dozens of New Openings in Its Trainee Program for Recent Graduates Who Wish to Work in Brazil and Abroad.

Alpargatas has just announced the opening of new applications for its trainee program for recent graduates. A total of 30 trainee positions are available, and workers will be hired for Alpargatas factories in Brazil and other countries. Those who participate in the program will receive a monthly salary of R$ 7,000. If you are a recent graduate, this is your chance to secure a job placement. The company’s other factories, owner of Havaianas, are located in Los Angeles, Hong Kong, and Madrid.

Structure of Alpargatas’ Trainee Program

The company offers a monthly salary of R$ 7,000 to successful candidates in the trainee program, in addition to some benefits such as health insurance, retirement plan, dental plan, life insurance, day off on birthdays, casual dress code, short Fridays in the summer, and discounts on Alpargatas brands products. Furthermore, meal vouchers are also provided for global trainees and access to the cafeteria for industrial trainees.

Interested candidates must have completed their undergraduate degree in any field between December 2020 and December 2022.

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Applications for Alpargatas Trainee Positions

The selection process is expected to last throughout November this year, when the final stage of the selection process for the trainee program will take place. Applications can be submitted until September 15 through the Companhia de Talentos/ Alpargatas website.

The company’s trainees will be hired as early as January next year. According to the global vice president of People, José Daniello, the company’s day-to-day operations involve actions that support its four strategic pillars of growth: Global, Innovative, Digital, and Sustainable.

Alpargatas seeks people with a passion for these themes and a strong eagerness to learn from the current team, thus investing in these talents to become the next leaders of the company.

About the Company

Alpargatas is a Brazilian company with hundreds of years of experience, owning iconic brands in the country such as Havaianas and Rothy’s, in addition to the tech startup ioasys. The company operates in over 100 countries across five continents, becoming a global leader in the open footwear industry.

With a long-term orientation and a strong, inspiring culture connected to society, Alpargatas’ business strategy is focused on the vision of being a global, innovative, digital, and sustainable powerhouse of hyperconnected and desirable brands.

The company believes that education is the key to transforming society’s lives, and therefore it operates through the Alpargatas Institute, supporting the communities where it operates in three main areas: Education through Culture, Corporate Volunteering, and Education through Sports.

Alpargatas Launches Trainee Program at Its Factories in Brazil with Salaries Up to R$ 7,000

Alpargatas Has Dozens of New Openings in Its Trainee Program for Recent Graduates Who Wish to Work in Brazil and Abroad.

Structure of Alpargatas’ Trainee Program

Applications for Alpargatas Trainee Positions

About the Company

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Alpargatas Launches Trainee Program at Its Factories in Brazil with Salaries Up to R$ 7,000

Alpargatas Has Dozens of New Openings in Its Trainee Program for Recent Graduates Who Wish to Work in Brazil and Abroad.

Structure of Alpargatas’ Trainee Program

Applications for Alpargatas Trainee Positions

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