Ambev, the largest brewery on the planet, starts the 2024 Trainee Program with a starting salary above R$7,4; There is no age limit to apply for vacancies and you start working in January!

Cervejaria Ambev, owner of brands such as Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona, opened registrations for its Trainee Program, offering a salary of over R$7,4, in addition to numerous benefits. Read the full article so you don't miss any details!

Are you looking for a job but don't have experience? Ambev, recognized as the largest brewery in the world, has its doors open to anyone who wants to be part of its team. To make its programs even more inclusive, the company does not impose limits based on age, college or course. To participate in the 2024 Trainee Program, the only requirement is to have completed your degree between December 2021 and December 2023. Register your CV now!

With a vision that goes beyond just being a beverage company, the multinational seeks to become a platform that unites consumers, customers, suppliers and an entire ecosystem to generate shared growth, with more reasons to toast.

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Discover the opportunities for your first job at Ambev – The largest brewery on the planet

This year, Ambev launched its long-awaited Trainee Program 2024, which offers interested parties the choice between two exciting tracks: Generalist Trainee and Supply Chain Trainee. If you are a young talent who seeks challenges and wants to contribute to the development of innovative solutionss, the Generalist trail is the perfect option. It offers the opportunity to have direct contact with several areas, including Finance, Marketing, Sales, Technology, Bees, Zé Delivery, People & Management, Legal and Corporate Relations.

INDUSTRY AND TRADE – FREE MARKET

Those who are more focused on logistics and the liquid manufacturing process can opt for the Supply Chain. Along this route, you will be involved in the manufacturing of products, distribution logistics, negotiation of inputs and even the production of malt. The possibilities are vast, with exposure to Breweries, Soft Drinks, Malting Shops, Verticals, Center of Excellence, Distribution Centers, Engineering Center, Center for Innovation and Brewing Technology, as well as the Office of Supplies and Sustainability.

Prerequisites:

• Higher Education: Bachelor's Degree / Degree / Technologist
• Training year: completion between December/2021 and December/2023
• Availability to work in person in any region of Brazil.

Benefits: In addition to the incredible salary, Ambev offers meal vouchers, transport or charter vouchers, medical and dental assistance, gympass, school supplies, 14 salary and annual bonus. Those selected will access different areas of each sector mentioned where they will learn everything in practice.

The selection will take place between March and July and includes online English tests, profile, logical reasoning, case analysis and online interview. Once approved, the face-to-face steps involve holding a business panel, developing a case, and finally, interviews with the vice presidents and president of the company. Ambev Brewery. At the end, those selected are admitted as employees of the company.

Registration

If you identify with Ambev's culture and want to build a future full of reasons to toast, it's time to take the first step. Registration for the Trainee is now open and can be completed until September 25th, directly on the company's website, AT THIS LINK.

Don't miss the opportunity to be part of a company that values ​​diversity, development and sharing successes. Join Ambev and celebrate every achievement in your career.

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