With Scholarships Up to R$ 2,4 Thousand, Food Industry Leader Tetra Pak Launches New 2024 Internship Program for Students in Various Fields

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Published on 12/09/2023 at 20:14

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The New Tetra Pak Internship Program Will Be Conducted In A Hybrid Format, That Is, Part In-Person And Part Remote

Tetra Pak, a renowned company providing solutions for the food industry, is accepting applications for its 2024 Internship Program. With a hybrid work model, the positions will be distributed among Monte Mor (SP), Ponta Grossa (PR), and the company’s office in the São Paulo capital.

The Tetra Pak internship program is an excellent opportunity for university and technical students seeking experience and professional development. Applications can be submitted until September 30th on the company’s official website.

Attractive Benefits In The Internship Program

The interns at Tetra Pak will receive a competitive stipend, which can vary from R$ 1,800 to R$ 2,400, depending on the location and area of activity. Additionally, the company offers a range of benefits to make the experience even more valuable:

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Health Plan: Interns will have access to a health plan, ensuring care for their health and well-being.
Gympass: Tetra Pak offers Gympass, which provides access to various gyms and physical activities, promoting an active lifestyle.
30-Day Break: Interns will be entitled to a 30-day break, allowing for adequate rest during the internship period.
Life Insurance Coverage: The company also provides life insurance coverage to ensure the safety of its employees.
Access To Training Platform: Interns will have access to a free training platform, contributing to their professional development.
English Study: For those who wish to improve their English, Tetra Pak offers the opportunity to study the language in alignment with their manager and development priorities.

Requirements For Application

To apply for a position in the Tetra Pak Internship Program, it is necessary to meet the following requirements:

Be a higher education student in courses such as Administration, Communication, Engineering (Food, Environmental, Automation, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical, Production, Chemical), International Relations, and other related courses;
Opportunities are also available for students in technical courses, such as Computing, Mechatronics, Electronics, and related fields;
Be available to intern for one to two years;
Expected graduation date between December 2024 and December 2025;
Availability to intern 30 hours per week in a hybrid work model.

Tetra Pak values the ability to learn and is willing to provide support for the development of its interns, including offering English courses, regardless of the language proficiency level.

How To Apply For The Tetra Pak Internship Program

Those interested in participating in the Tetra Pak Internship Program can apply until September 30th BY CLICKING HERE. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a leading organization in the food industry solutions sector and gain valuable experience for your professional career.

With Scholarships Up to R$ 2,4 Thousand, Food Industry Leader Tetra Pak Launches New 2024 Internship Program for Students in Various Fields

The New Tetra Pak Internship Program Will Be Conducted In A Hybrid Format, That Is, Part In-Person And Part Remote

Attractive Benefits In The Internship Program

Requirements For Application

How To Apply For The Tetra Pak Internship Program

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