Multinational Mota-Engil, Leader in the Construction Sector, Seeks to Train, Hire, and Provide Work Visas in Portugal for Brazilians

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Published on 27/07/2022 at 14:15

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If You Dream of Working and Living in Portugal, This Is the Great Opportunity! Mota-Engil Will Promote in Lusophone Countries a Training and Capacity-Building Action for Workers in the Construction Sector!

Attention Brazilian construction professionals, the Mota-Engil Group will promote in Lusophone countries a training and capacity-building action for workers in the sector so that they can go work and secure a job legally with the Portuguese company in Portugal with a work contract and a one-year renewable work visa!

“The workers will be integrated into Mota-Engil with a work contract and a one-year (renewable) work visa,” assures Mota-Engil in a note sent to the newspaper É@GORA, emphasizing that the initiative will be developed in partnership with the Institute of Training of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (IF-CECPLP).

Labor Demand in the Construction Sector Incentivizes Mota-Engil to Offer Job Openings for Brazilians and Other Professionals from Lusophone Countries

According to the company, the first group benefited from this project consisted of workers from the carpentry and masonry areas from Guinea-Bissau, who were integrated into three construction sites in Lisbon, says the Portuguese construction company.

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Multinational Mota-Engil, Leader in the Construction Sector, Seeks to Train, Hire, and Provide Work Visas in Portugal for Brazilians

If You Dream of Working and Living in Portugal, This Is the Great Opportunity! Mota-Engil Will Promote in Lusophone Countries a Training and Capacity-Building Action for Workers in the Construction Sector!

Labor Demand in the Construction Sector Incentivizes Mota-Engil to Offer Job Openings for Brazilians and Other Professionals from Lusophone Countries

Canada Admits Brazilians and Immigrants to Fill Nearly One Million Job Openings in the Construction, Logistics, Health, and More; There Is No Age Limit for Applicants!

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Multinational Mota-Engil, Leader in the Construction Sector, Seeks to Train, Hire, and Provide Work Visas in Portugal for Brazilians

If You Dream of Working and Living in Portugal, This Is the Great Opportunity! Mota-Engil Will Promote in Lusophone Countries a Training and Capacity-Building Action for Workers in the Construction Sector!

Labor Demand in the Construction Sector Incentivizes Mota-Engil to Offer Job Openings for Brazilians and Other Professionals from Lusophone Countries

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