Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, One of the Country's Most Recognized and Successful Beverage Companies, Announced Openings for Its 2023 Internship and Trainee Program

Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, One of the Country’s Most Recognized and Successful Beverage Companies, Announced Openings for Its 2023 Internship and Trainee Program

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 22/08/2022 at 11:07

Coca-Cola FEMSA Programa de Estágio e Trainee 2023

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The Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil Internship and Trainee Programs are open for applications for the year 2023. This company is one of the main bottlers and distributors of Coca-Cola products in the country. According to the information released, for this particular edition, there will be 28 internship vacancies available for students interested in working at the company, and 5 vacancies for Trainees.

FEMSA Brazil currently employs more than 20,000 people. In addition, it operates eleven manufacturing units and about forty distribution centers spread across the states of São Paulo, Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Goiás.

When Will the Coca-Cola Internship and Trainee Program Start?

The Coca-Cola FEMSA Internship and Trainee Program is set to start in January 2023 and will continue for a total of two years. The initiative will prioritize diversity and seek skills in its participants that can operate in various disciplines.

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Basic Requirements to Participate

Candidates must have graduated from a degree program between 2019 and 2022 to be considered for trainee positions.
Candidates for internship positions must demonstrate that they will graduate by December 2024 to be considered.
Candidates do not need prior knowledge of English or Spanish. This is because the company itself offers a free training program for those selected in one of the mentioned languages.
Both candidates must be available to work in the areas of the country where the company has facilities.

How to Apply for the Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil Internship and Trainee Program 2023?

Applications are already open, and interested parties must access the company website via this link by September 13, 2022, to apply. The selection process will take place from August to November and will consist of several phases where candidates will be evaluated so they are accurately directed to the areas that best fit their profile and interests.

Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil, One of the Country’s Most Recognized and Successful Beverage Companies, Announced Openings for Its 2023 Internship and Trainee Program

When Will the Coca-Cola Internship and Trainee Program Start?

Basic Requirements to Participate

How to Apply for the Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil Internship and Trainee Program 2023?

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