Are You Looking for Internship Positions? The IF Offers a Scholarship of R$1,125.69 + Transportation Assistance for 30 Weekly Hours; Applications Open Until December 2

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 21/11/2024 at 18:26

Está procurando vagas de estágio? O IF oferece bolsa de R$1.125,69 + auxílio-transporte para 30 horas semanais; Inscrições até 02 de dezembro (Imagem: Representação)

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Internship Opportunity at IFRS with Open Positions in Bento Gonçalves and Porto Alegre; See the Details and How to Participate.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IF) is currently offering job openings for interns at the Rectory, located in Bento Gonçalves, and at the Project Office in Porto Alegre.

There are four in-person positions for undergraduate students, offering stipends of R$1,125.69 for 30 weekly hours and R$787.98 for 20 weekly hours, along with a transportation allowance of R$10.00 per day.

This is an excellent opportunity for students in the fields of Administration, Law, Social Communication, Architecture, Urbanism, and Civil Engineering who are looking to enter the job market and gain professional experience in one of Brazil’s most respected educational institutions.

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IF Selection Process

The selection process will be conducted in two phases:

Document Analysis: Elimination stage involving the evaluation of the documents submitted by candidates.
Curriculum Analysis and Interview: Qualifying and elimination phase that will select the final candidates.

Those interested must apply until December 2, 2024, following the instructions outlined in the DGP 08/2024 Notice – Annex I.

Available Positions at IF

Rectory (Bento Gonçalves)

Architecture and Urbanism/Civil Engineering: 30 weekly hours. (Announced on 11/19/2024).
Law: 30 weekly hours. (Announced on 11/19/2024).
Social Communication/Public Relations: 30 weekly hours. (Announced on 11/19/2024).

Project Office (Porto Alegre)

Administration/Management Processes: 20 weekly hours. (Announced on 11/19/2024).

More information about the positions can be found on the official IFRS portal.

How to Apply

To apply for the job openings at IF, follow the steps below:

Access the official IFRS website in the notices section and select Notice DGP 08/2024.
Fill out the application form according to the instructions in the notice.
Submit the required documentation for analysis, ensuring that all data is correct.
Follow the next steps of the selection process through the IFRS portal or your registered email.

Tip: Prepare a well-crafted resume and highlight your education and relevant academic experiences for the chosen position.

About IFRS

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS) is one of the leading institutions for technical and higher education in Brazil, focused on innovation, science, and social inclusion.

The Rectory of IFRS, located in Bento Gonçalves, and the Project Office, in Porto Alegre, play an essential role in managing and developing the institution’s strategic projects.

Interning at IFRS means being part of a team that values practical training, continuous learning, and a positive impact on educational and social development.

Are You Looking for Internship Positions? The IF Offers a Scholarship of R$1,125.69 + Transportation Assistance for 30 Weekly Hours; Applications Open Until December 2

Internship Opportunity at IFRS with Open Positions in Bento Gonçalves and Porto Alegre; See the Details and How to Participate.

IF Selection Process

Available Positions at IF

How to Apply

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