BIANCOGRES seleciona para estágio estudantes de nível médio e técnico

BIANCOGRES Seeks High School And Technical Students For Internship

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/11/2018 at 17:37

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BIANCOGRESS Generates Internship Opportunities for Students in Various Technical Fields and for Ceramic Apprentice

HR Manager Melissa Giubert of BIANCOGRES announced through her LinkedIn network internship vacancies for high school and technical levels. BIANCOGRES, a company with over 50 years of tradition, has technology and design as its foundations. It is recognized for pieces that combine beauty and high technology. Its commitment to meeting the applicable requirements of the organization and providing value to customers, employees, investors, and suppliers has placed BIANCOGRES among the leading companies in the sector with the best approval rating in the national market. Continuous collaboration with the most respected Italian design studios, as well as participation in major industry fairs in Milan and Bologna, Italy, has direct reflections in its portfolio.

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BIANCOGRES has its own state-of-the-art laboratory, trained personnel, and partnerships with top suppliers, tirelessly investing in research and development. Its industrial park, with over 300 thousand square meters, is equipped with the most modern equipment and produces 36 million square meters annually. Be part of a team with 1 thousand direct jobs and 8 thousand indirect jobs. BIANCOGRES is committed to creating solutions capable of transforming the dreams of architecture & decoration professionals and end customers into beautiful real spaces.

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To participate in the selection process for BIANCOGRES Technical Level Internship, it is necessary to reside in Greater Vitória and be pursuing the following courses: Electrical Technician; Automation Technician; or Mechanical Technician. The company offers benefits including a scholarship of R$ 850.00; transportation voucher; and meals at the company.

To participate in the selection process for BIANCOGRES Ceramic Apprentice, it is necessary to reside in Greater Vitória; be currently enrolled or have completed high school; and be at least 17 years and 6 months old, with a maximum age of 19 years. The company offers benefits including a scholarship (amount not disclosed); transportation voucher; and meals at the company.

Candidates who fit the profile specified by BIANCOGRES should send their resume to curriculo@biancogres.com.br; do not forget to indicate the desired area in the SUBJECT field. Find more opportunities here

BIANCOGRES Seeks High School And Technical Students For Internship

BIANCOGRESS Generates Internship Opportunities for Students in Various Technical Fields and for Ceramic Apprentice

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