Estagio de Nível Técnico para trabalhar na Urca RJ

Technical Level Internship to Work at Urca RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/11/2018 at 06:36

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Tourism Company Located in the Urca Neighborhood in Partnership with the MUDES Foundation is Selecting a Student in Electrical Engineering or Electronics for an Internship

The MUDES Foundation, in partnership with a tourism company, opens an Internship position for Electrical or Electronics Technician in Urca RJ. The Movimento Universitário de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social Foundation – MUDES is a non-profit institution with Public Utility and Social Assistance Beneficence status. Throughout its more than 50 years of existence, it has primarily focused on promoting and integrating low-income youth into the workforce through paid internship programs, apprenticeship programs, and traineeships, in addition to carrying out social activities and projects for adolescents and young people in vulnerable situations
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The company is looking for a Technical student in electrical engineering or electronics with knowledge in Excel; who is one year away from completing the course and is available to work in the Urca neighborhood RJ for 6 hours a day (Between 9 AM and 8 PM). The company offers a scholarship of R$ 900.00, transportation voucher, and meal voucher.

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Times Are Tough, But You Can Increase Your Chances with These Tips:

The crisis has brought negative impacts to the job market, even decreasing internship opportunities. So, if it’s hard to get a job, those looking for internships are also not in a good place. This situation raises concerns for those close to graduating. It is recommended that students start seeking an internship from the beginning of their degree. This way, they have the opportunity to experience various areas of their training, facilitating their future choices. Additionally, it prevents delaying graduation.

Click here to register on the MUDES Foundation website and keep it updated, as it remains active until the end of your course, allowing for updates whenever a new fact adds value to your resume. Thus, your employability chances increase. Click here and check the numerous available vacancies for your course and city!

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