CIEE Hosts Marathon With 60,000 Internship Openings in Celebration of the Organization's 60th Anniversary; Opportunities Available Nationwide

CIEE Hosts Marathon With 60,000 Internship Openings in Celebration of the Organization’s 60th Anniversary; Opportunities Available Nationwide

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 19/02/2024 at 23:30

Updated on 19/02/2024 at 23:35

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The Company-School Integration Center (CIEE) will open 60 thousand internship positions across Brazil to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the organization.

Everyone knows the importance of doing internships in the field in which one seeks to work. This is because, many times, this experience is the gateway to the job market.

Today, companies pay special attention to a candidate’s resume and highlight those candidates who had the opportunity to intern in their field during their education. It is not enough; many companies also cultivate the habit of hiring their most outstanding interns.

Currently, the largest entity when it comes to offering internship opportunities is CIEE. This entity is even celebrating its 60th anniversary this Tuesday (20). To celebrate this anniversary, the center announced a daring offer of internship positions: 60 thousand. That’s right, there will be 60 thousand positions opened by the organization in celebration of six decades of history.

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CIEE Marathon

According to CIEE, the initiative, dubbed a marathon, aims to get everyone involved in the celebration of the entity’s 60th anniversary.

“The party is going to be so amazing that you can’t miss it! Have you thought about participating in an incredible in-person marathon with thousands of positions waiting for you? That’s right, a must-not-miss opportunity for those looking for that chance that could change everything!” says the center on a page created in celebration of the 60th anniversary.

How will the “party” work? According to CIEE, this marathon will take place this Tuesday, from 9 AM to 3 PM. Additionally, several of its units will participate in this initiative. In other words, it will be a day full of opportunities for those seeking an internship position.

These opportunities are for internships, but also for apprenticeships, covering various fields. In this regard, CIEE highlights that if you are envisioning your professional future taking off, this is your chance to take a step forward.

“Who knows, you might leave there with an interview scheduled for your big opportunity in the job market?” questions the entity, which also states that the job market is calling and the organization wants to see candidates shine in their marathon of opportunities.

Lastly, CIEE emphasizes that “February 20 is the day to be present at one of these units and who knows, make that match with your dream position!” and that the institution stands with the candidates. “Get your resume ready, put a smile on your face, and let’s together achieve success in this anniversary party of CIEE. Because together we remain Unstoppable,” it concludes.

How to Participate in the Initiative

Interested? If so, it is important to note that, according to CIEE, there are positions available across the country, but the largest volume of opportunities is concentrated in São Paulo, Salvador, Natal, Brasília, and Goiânia. Additionally, the entity reports that the courses in Administration, Pedagogy, Accounting, Marketing, and Communication account for the largest number of internship positions. That said, for more information on the locations where the marathon will take place, click here.

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CIEE Hosts Marathon With 60,000 Internship Openings in Celebration of the Organization’s 60th Anniversary; Opportunities Available Nationwide

The Company-School Integration Center (CIEE) will open 60 thousand internship positions across Brazil to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the organization.

CIEE Marathon

How to Participate in the Initiative

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CIEE Hosts Marathon With 60,000 Internship Openings in Celebration of the Organization’s 60th Anniversary; Opportunities Available Nationwide

The Company-School Integration Center (CIEE) will open 60 thousand internship positions across Brazil to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the organization.

CIEE Marathon

How to Participate in the Initiative

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