Equinor Opens Internship Positions for Students Graduating in 2023

Written by Valdemar Medeiros Published on 01/02/2021 at 11:30

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Equinor Opens Internship Positions and Seeks Students from Administration, Foreign Trade, Communication, Law, and Engineering Courses.

Applications for internship positions are open at Equinor until February 25. Students who are in their last two years of undergraduate studies, graduating between January and August 2023, can apply.

Differential Internship

One of the differentials of Equinor’s internship program is the non-requirement of English language knowledge for candidates to the Internship Program, creating opportunities for a larger and more diverse audience.

Once hired, Equinor offers the candidate a free English course. For the company, inclusion is diversity in practice and a vital part of the work environment. Equinor believes that true inclusion happens when each employee feels free to share their own life story and is valued for it.

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Internships Available at Equinor

Regulatory Affairs;
Automation and Instrumentation;
Logistics Marketing;
Purchasing and Supplies;
Communication;
Law (Compliance);
Fiscal Measurement Engineering;
Exploration;
Portfolio Management;
Electrical Maintenance;
Maintenance Mechanics;
Risk Prevention.

Benefits

Salary compatible with the market;
Meal Voucher above market value;
Transportation Voucher;
13th Salary;
National Health Plan;
Access to the Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) with support and legal, financial, psychological, and social counseling 24 hours a day;
Access to Equinor’s e-learning platform;
English Language Development Program.

Make Your Application

Those interested in becoming part of Equinor’s intern team must access this site and then click the red button at the bottom of the page I WANT TO PARTICIPATE.

Fill in all the information requested by Equinor and pay attention to the minimum requirements set by them.

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