Emap of Maranhão Opens Internship Positions for Higher Education and Technical Levels

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/02/2021 at 12:42

Porto do Itaqui – Maranhão

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The Maranhão Port Administration Company (Emap) offers several internship positions in its selection process in Maranhão, check the requirements below.

The creation of EMAP provided Itaqui with a new stage of development in operation, quality, people development, and business opportunities, and now it is time to benefit the public with new internship positions.

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Its connections with important railways, such as the Carajás Railway, which interconnects with the North-South Railway and Transnordestina, make Itaqui an important corridor for the Midwest of Brazil. There are over 20 million hectares of hinterland (the economically served area by the port), 2,550 km of railways, and 55 kilometers of state and federal highways from BR-135.

Internship Positions Are Available for the Following Courses

Architecture
Business Administration
Accounting
Law
Engineering: Civil, Production, Mechanical, and Electrical
Courses in Information Technology

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If you are interested in the internship positions offered by the company and want to be part of Emap in Maranhão, the requirements are as follows: Be over 18 years old and properly enrolled in an educational institution.

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About the Company

The Maranhão Port Administration Company or Emap is a public corporation, under private law, created in 1998 by the government of the state of Maranhão, and based at the port of Itaqui, in the Bay of São Marcos, in São Luís, the state capital. Emap aims to manage and exploit ports commercially as well as the logistics and exercises of port sovereignty in Itaqui.

Emap of Maranhão Opens Internship Positions for Higher Education and Technical Levels

The Maranhão Port Administration Company (Emap) offers several internship positions in its selection process in Maranhão, check the requirements below.

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Internship Positions Are Available for the Following Courses

Complete Your Registration

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Emap of Maranhão Opens Internship Positions for Higher Education and Technical Levels

The Maranhão Port Administration Company (Emap) offers several internship positions in its selection process in Maranhão, check the requirements below.

Also Read

Internship Positions Are Available for the Following Courses

Complete Your Registration

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In just one cast, fishermen are surprised to capture 14,096 mullets in Bombinhas and close a historic season with 58,000 fish; scene recorded in the Santa Catarina paradise marks the last day of the 2026 season.

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