Canadá recruta brasileiros para preencher 250 vagas de emprego

Canada Recruits Brazilians to Fill 250 Job Vacancies

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 13/03/2020 at 16:43

Updated on 13/03/2020 at 17:05

Canadá recruta brasileiros para preencher 250 vagas de emprego

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Work in Canada! Agency Is Recruiting Brazilians to Fill 250 Job Openings. Check Out the Positions and How to Apply.

Job openings for Brazilians abroad! There are 250 opportunities being offered in the city of Quebec, Canada, for the information technology sector by the local economic development agency Québec International. Resume Registration for High School and Higher Education Positions at a Human Resources Recruiting Company

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Those who dream of living abroad can take a look at the 250 job openings. The selection process has open registrations until April 13.

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The positions are offered by 9 companies, to work in the information technology areas, in roles such as analyst, database administrator, developer, software engineer, artificial intelligence specialist, among others.

Requirements

To participate in the selection process and secure the job, candidates must present a diploma in a technical or higher education field, as well as experience ranging from one to nine years. Another requirement is advanced knowledge of the French language.

In addition to resume analysis, the selection process also includes a face-to-face interview with company executives on May 2 and 3, in the city of São Paulo.

Application

The selection process has open registrations until April 13. Applications can be submitted through the website Québec na Cabeça. It is essential for the candidate to create a profile on the page by filling out a form with personal information.

About the Company

Québec na Cabeça is a portal created by Québec International aimed at providing information about Canada to Brazilians seeking job or study opportunities in the country. In summary, it acts as an economic development agency for the city of Québec, focused on international mobility for foreigners.

The portal is ideal for those looking for information on how the migration process to the country works. Additionally, it is possible to find the list of necessary documents for processes, places to live, job openings, and much more.

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