Ambev Invites Women to 160 Openings in Free Online Courses at the Beer Academy

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/03/2021 at 13:59

Updated on 17/03/2021 at 14:43

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Ambev, The Largest Beverage Company in The World, Announces 160 Exclusive Positions for Women at The Beer Academy! Candidates From All Over Brazil Can Participate

The multinational Ambev – the largest beverage company in the world – has just launched The Beer Academy – the first platform for free online beer knowledge courses open to the public in the country. The initiative aims to expand opportunities for training and professionalization of women in the Brazilian market, offering 160 positions for an exclusive course designed for women, in direct support of the #CervejeiraSouEu movement recently launched by the company, as announced by Click Petroleum and Gas.

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The company’s unprecedented action calls for the correct use of the term ‘brewster’ and seeks to combat the inappropriate association between profession and gender, which is still very common in the brewing market. In a mobilization on Twitter last week, women supported the movement for gender equity and recognition of professionals inside and outside breweries.

“The #CervejeiraSouEu campaign plays a very important role in reaching more and more people, but more than that, it is necessary to promote real, effective, and combative changes, encouraging other breweries and brewing schools to do the same. We are allocating these positions in an exclusive course as a way to ensure that women feel welcomed at The Beer Academy and are fully assured that there are many opportunities to be built together, internally or externally”, explains Laura Aguiar, brew master and head of brewing knowledge and culture at Ambev.

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See Below How to Compete for The 160 Open Positions at Ambev

All women over 18 years old interested in learning more about the brewing universe or those who wish to improve in specific modules can compete for the positions.

In total, nine Brazilian capitals will host the courses between June and December of this year. In São Paulo, classes started on June 1st at Empório da Cerveja in Pinheiros. Do you like beer and want to understand more about this vast universe? Just access the website and register. After all, beer is knowledge too!

The goal is to provide information and curiosities about beer through standalone classes taught by the brewery’s team of brew masters, who will cover topics such as beer styles, the history of the beverage, ingredients, and pairings: “This project is exactly what we want to offer: an endless source of brewing knowledge,” detailed Mauricio Soufen – vice president of Supply for the brand.

Registration: Those interested in competing for the positions opened by Ambev can register directly on the company’s website, at this link and also at the following links: Class 1; Class 2 and Class 3

Ambev Invites Women to 160 Openings in Free Online Courses at the Beer Academy

Ambev, The Largest Beverage Company in The World, Announces 160 Exclusive Positions for Women at The Beer Academy! Candidates From All Over Brazil Can Participate

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See Below How to Compete for The 160 Open Positions at Ambev

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