With Over 150 Internship Positions Available, Cargill Calls On Students From 12 States In Brazil For New Selection Process

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Published on 02/04/2023 at 21:56

Updated on 02/04/2023 at 21:57

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With Registrations Until April 17, The Internship Positions Available Are For Students Of Humanities, Exact Or Biological Sciences Who Will Graduate Between December 2023 And July 2025

Cargill, a supplier for food manufacturers and beverages, is accepting applications for 200 internship positions in various areas and locations across Brazil. The internship positions are for students of humanities, exact or biological sciences and for roles in Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Mato Grosso, Bahia, Paraná, Goiás, Pará, Mato Grosso do Sul, Maranhão, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Rondônia.

Students interested in the internship positions at Cargill must meet some prerequisites to participate in the job offer, such as:

Graduation between December 2023 and July 2025;
Currently enrolled in undergraduate studies in exact, human or biological areas;
Available to intern for 6 months to 2 years;
Availability to intern for 30 or 40 hours/week, subject to university approval;

If the student is foreign, they must be regularly enrolled in a university in Brazil to participate in Cargill’s internship job offer.

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Benefits Offered By Cargill For Internship Positions

In the internship job offer from Cargill, the company offers a stipend that varies according to the region where the student will work. Additionally, the company provides medical assistance, life insurance, dental assistance, meal vouchers or cafeteria, transportation assistance, gympass, and a Christmas basket.

The Cargill internship program has a duration of 6 to 12 months and may be extended for additional months depending on the student’s graduation year and the university’s approval.

Throughout the internship, the student will be accompanied by a manager who will assist them in their development and the execution of their activities, promoting alignment sessions and feedback. In addition to the support, various online training programs will be made available to interns, consisting of multiple modules covering technical, behavioral, and business skills.

Applications For The Cargill Internship Program

Students interested in participating in the offer of Cargill’s internship positions can apply by accessing the website by clicking here. The selection of interns will occur in several stages, which will include individual interviews, a final evaluation, and the admission process. The internship will start in August of this year.

With Over 150 Internship Positions Available, Cargill Calls On Students From 12 States In Brazil For New Selection Process

With Registrations Until April 17, The Internship Positions Available Are For Students Of Humanities, Exact Or Biological Sciences Who Will Graduate Between December 2023 And July 2025

Benefits Offered By Cargill For Internship Positions

Applications For The Cargill Internship Program

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With Over 150 Internship Positions Available, Cargill Calls On Students From 12 States In Brazil For New Selection Process

With Registrations Until April 17, The Internship Positions Available Are For Students Of Humanities, Exact Or Biological Sciences Who Will Graduate Between December 2023 And July 2025

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Applications For The Cargill Internship Program

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