Empresa de petróleo e energia abre vagas para candidatos sem experiência aturarem no seu programa de estágio

Oil And Energy Company Opens Positions For Candidates Without Experience To Join Its Internship Program

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/04/2020 at 13:29

Empresa de petróleo e energia abre vagas para candidatos sem experiência aturarem no seu programa de estágio

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Amid the pandemic, the month of April brings good news and job openings for the oil sector! Subtec started its selection process for the 2020 Internship Program for engineering, administration, and logistics students this Monday (20). Coca-Cola opens positions for professionals with no experience in its trainee program, with a salary of 13.8 thousand reais!

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To apply for the internship positions, no prior experience is required; hurry up and check below the requirements and activities for each specific role.

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Applications for the SUBTEC 2020 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM are now open!

Subtec Group warmly welcomes those seeking their first job and also those who already have professional experience, always encouraging them in a diverse and respectful work environment where everyone feels well.

Interested: Send your resume to recrutamento@subtecgroup.com with the email subject: Subtec Internship Program 2020.

Oil and energy company opens positions for candidates without experience to work in their internship program

Oil And Energy Company Opens Positions For Candidates Without Experience To Join Its Internship Program

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Applications for the SUBTEC 2020 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM are now open!

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