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Senac Internship Program Opens Applications With Attractive Scholarship And In-Person Positions In Two Capitals
The Senac has launched a new selection process for internships with in-person opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and Brasília.
The selection is aimed at higher education students and offers a monthly scholarship, benefits, and online and in-person stages.
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The positions offer a monthly scholarship of R$ 1,874, a 6-hour daily schedule, totaling 30 hours per week, and immediate start.
The selection process includes online registration, a virtual objective test, and in-person stages.
The deadline to apply is February 9th, at 12 p.m., Brasília time.
The opportunities are intended for higher education students who meet the academic criteria established in the program’s regulations.
For bachelor’s courses, it is necessary to be enrolled from the 3rd semester.
For technology courses, the minimum requirement is the 2nd semester.
In both cases, the candidate must be, at most, until the penultimate semester of graduation.
For the positions located in Rio de Janeiro, Senac informs that it is mandatory to reside in the Metropolitan Region.
In Brasília, the work regime is also in-person, with the same rules for working hours and benefits.
Both cities concentrate the National Department’s vacancies in this edition of the program.
In-Person Schedule And Internship Duration At Senac
The internship has a fixed weekly workload of 30 hours, distributed over six hours per day, always in a face-to-face environment.
The initial contract lasts for one year, with the possibility of renewal for an equal period, as provided in the program’s regulations and current law on internships.
In addition to the monthly scholarship of R$ 1,874, selected students receive full transportation allowance and meals on-site.
The regulations also provide for the granting of personal accident insurance during the internship period.
As these are in-person positions, Senac advises candidates to consider in advance their availability to meet the daily schedule and the commute to the unit where they will work.
This analysis is especially important in the case of Rio de Janeiro, where there is a formal requirement of residence in the Metropolitan Region.
Academic Criteria And Requirements To Participate
To participate in the selection process, the student must provide proof of regular enrollment in a higher education course compatible with the contemplated areas.
Another criterion reported is the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), which must be equal to or greater than 6.00 at the time of application.
The regulations also establish that the candidate must be in good standing with electoral obligations, in the case of those over 18 years old.
When applicable, compliance with military obligations is also required.
The participation of students who have already interned at the Senac National Department for a period equal to or greater than two years is not allowed.
The rule provides exceptions only in cases established by law for people with disabilities.
These requirements must be proven in the in-person phase of the selection process.
In this phase, candidates approved in the initial stages are summoned to present the necessary documentation for hiring.
Courses And Areas Covered In The Internship Program
The Senac internship program covers students from different areas of knowledge.
Among the accepted formations are courses related to information technology, such as systems analysis and development, computer science, databases, data science, and related areas.
There are also opportunities for students in administration, public management, and engineering.
The program also includes courses in the legal, educational, and health fields, such as law, pedagogy, psychology, library science, and nutrition.
In the area of communication and creation, degrees such as communication, design, digital marketing, and journalism are present.
The complete list of accepted courses may vary depending on the location and the internal demand of Senac.
Therefore, the institution advises interested parties to consult the updated list available on the registration platform before completing the application.
How The Senac Selection Process Works
The selection process begins with online registration within the stipulated deadline.
Then, candidates take a virtual objective test, used to assess technical knowledge and skills compatible with the internship’s area of action.
Students who perform better in this phase are invited for in-person interviews.
In this stage, in addition to the individual evaluation, there is a verification of the required documents for formalizing the internship contract.
According to the regulations, the calls follow the ranking order and the needs of the areas.
As the program provides for immediate start, candidates should closely monitor the official communications released throughout the process.
What To Observe Before Applying
Before applying, the student should check if they meet all the academic and administrative criteria required by the program.
These include course duration, minimum CGPA, and document regularity.
In the case of Rio de Janeiro, the requirement of residence in the Metropolitan Region is a determining factor for participation.
It is also important to consider the compatibility between the internship workload and the academic routine.
The schedule is fixed and in-person.
The Senac regulations emphasize that failure to meet these conditions may lead to the elimination of the candidate at any point in the process.
With a scholarship of R$ 1,874 and benefits such as full transportation and meals, the program attracts students from different fields.
In this context, thoroughly reading the rules and checking the requirements in advance are central steps for those aiming to compete for one of the vacancies.
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