Detran-PB Opens 173 Internship Positions With a Scholarship of R$ 1,200 and Free Registration

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 12/07/2025 at 20:53

Updated on 12/07/2025 at 20:54

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University Students in Paraíba Have a New Chance to Enter Paid Internships with Benefits. Detran-PB Opened a Selection Process with Openings in Various Areas and Free Registration Until the End of July.

The State Department of Transit of Paraíba (Detran-PB), in partnership with the Public Service School (Espep), opened a selection process for 173 internship vacancies.

There are 34 immediate openings and 139 for a reserve list. Registration is free and runs until July 27.

Areas and Partner Institutions

The vacancies are for students in the fields of Administration, Architecture and Urbanism, Archival Science, Social Communication, Law, Civil Engineering, Statistics, Public Management, and Social Media.

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Application and Workload

To apply, candidates must submit the documentation via the link: https://forms.gle/pRJcEmoFWW8ANgXn6.

The internship will have a workload of 30 hours per week, with two schedule options: from 8 AM to 2 PM or from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

Stipend, Benefits, and Duration

The stipend is R$ 1,200 per month, plus transport assistance of R$ 200. Interns will be entitled to personal accident insurance and paid leave of 30 days per year, or proportionally for internships shorter than one year.

The complete notice with all details can be viewed online.

Detran-PB Opens 173 Internship Positions With a Scholarship of R$ 1,200 and Free Registration

University Students in Paraíba Have a New Chance to Enter Paid Internships with Benefits. Detran-PB Opened a Selection Process with Openings in Various Areas and Free Registration Until the End of July.

Areas and Partner Institutions

Application and Workload

Stipend, Benefits, and Duration

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Areas and Partner Institutions

Application and Workload

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