Eaton anuncia 80 vagas no Programa de Estágio 2019!

Eaton Announces 80 Positions in the 2019 Internship Program!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/11/2018 at 14:34

Updated on 23/11/2018 at 16:22

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Eaton’s 2019 Internship Program Offers 80 Positions in 6 Locations in Brazil for Technical and Higher Education Students! Applications Are Open Until September 9.

Applications for Eaton’s 2019 Internship Program are now open, offering 80 positions for higher education and technical students graduating between December 2019 and 2020. Applications are open until September 9. The positions are distributed among the units in Caxias do Sul (RS), Guaratinguetá (SP), Mogi Mirim (SP), Porto Feliz (SP), São Jose dos Campos (SP), and Valinhos.

Selection Process Steps and Requirements

The selection process will consist of an online test, group dynamics, and interviews. To participate in the program, the student must have English proficiency at a basic to intermediate level, depending on the position’s profile. Throughout the program, which can last from one to two years, the company develops the young people’s skills with constant challenges, values individual differences, and encourages continuous learning. By participating in the Internship at Eaton, you will have the opportunity to develop, learn, and exchange many experiences.

For undergraduate students, the sought-after courses are Business Administration; Systems Analysis; Computer Science; Accounting and Economic Sciences; Economics; Foreign Trade; Communication and Marketing; Digital Design (Bachelor’s); Law; Statistics; Journalism; Psychology; Advertising; International Relations; Public Relations; Information Systems; and Engineering. The candidate must have intermediate level English, availability for 30 hours a week, and a graduation year in 2019 or 2020.

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Eaton Announces 80 Positions in the 2019 Internship Program!

Eaton’s 2019 Internship Program Offers 80 Positions in 6 Locations in Brazil for Technical and Higher Education Students! Applications Are Open Until September 9.

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