Caixa Econômica Federal Opens Internship Positions With Scholarships Up to R$1,000 for All of Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 14/04/2021 at 12:46

Updated on 14/04/2021 at 12:47

Estagiários atendendo ao público na porta da Caixa econômica federal – Fonte: Reprodução Google/Foto: Luís Sodré

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The Federal Savings Bank Is Offering Several Internship Openings Throughout Brazil

If you were waiting for an internship opportunity at the Federal Savings Bank, your time has come, as the government has just opened several positions with benefits including stipends that can reach up to one thousand reais. Take advantage and apply now!

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High school students and those in the Youth and Adult Education (EJA), technical education, and higher education in Architecture and Urbanism, Law, and Engineering can apply for the simplified selection process for the paid internship positions available at the Federal Savings Bank.

Know the Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions at the Federal Savings Bank

a) Be a regularly enrolled student in public or private educational institutions, with effective attendance in High School, EJA, Technical and Higher Education courses recognized by the Ministry of Education;
b) Be Brazilian or a foreigner with a residence visa in the country;
c) Not have been dismissed from public service;
d) Be in good standing with electoral obligations, when over 18 years old, and military obligations, when male and over 18 years old;
e) Not have completed an internship for a period equal to or greater than two years at the CAIXA, except for persons with disabilities, according to Article 11 of Law 11.788/08;
f) At the start date of the internship, the student must be at least 16 (sixteen) years old;
g) At the time of signing the contract to participate in the internship positions at the Federal Savings Bank, the student must be enrolled in: Architecture and Urbanism and Engineering: at least the 5th semester to the penultimate semester of higher education; Law: at least the 5th semester and no more than the 9th semester of higher education; High School or EJA: from the 1st to the 3rd year, being available to intern for a minimum of 06 months; Technical level and/or integrated with high school: from the 1st to the penultimate semester of the courses, being available to intern for a minimum of 06 months.

Phases of the Federal Savings Bank Selection Process

1st – Registration: Online Registration
2nd – Exam: Online Exam
3rd – Interview: OPTIONAL: Structured Interview at the Bank Unit

Courses That Can Apply for Internship Positions

Architecture and Urbanism
Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Agronomic/Agricultural Engineering
Law
Electrical Engineering
Telecommunications Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
HIGH SCHOOL
Youth and Adult Education – EJA
Technical or Integrated with High School
Regular High School

BENEFITS

Stipend
High School or Technical Level: R$ 400.00 per month (4 hours/day)
R$ 500.00 per month (5 hours/day)
Higher Level: R$ 1,000.00 per month (5 hours/day)
Transportation Allowance R$ 130.00 per month.

Submit Your Application

Before applying for the internship positions at the Federal Savings Bank, the student must read the announcement and ensure that they meet all the required qualifications.

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Caixa Econômica Federal Opens Internship Positions With Scholarships Up to R$1,000 for All of Brazil

The Federal Savings Bank Is Offering Several Internship Openings Throughout Brazil

Read Also

Know the Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions at the Federal Savings Bank

Phases of the Federal Savings Bank Selection Process

Courses That Can Apply for Internship Positions

BENEFITS

Submit Your Application

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Caixa Econômica Federal Opens Internship Positions With Scholarships Up to R$1,000 for All of Brazil

The Federal Savings Bank Is Offering Several Internship Openings Throughout Brazil

Read Also

Know the Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions at the Federal Savings Bank

Phases of the Federal Savings Bank Selection Process

Courses That Can Apply for Internship Positions

BENEFITS

Submit Your Application

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