Internship: IEL Offers Scholarships Up to R$ 2,3 Thousand for 1,100 Open Paid Internship Positions!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/02/2024 at 09:41

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The internship is a valuable opportunity for students to develop practical skills and gain experience in the job market. The Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) has a wide network of partner companies that offer various internship positions, including paid internships, giving young people the chance to enter the professional world. Furthermore, the IEL internship program provides support and guidance to interns, preparing them for the challenges of the job market.

The IEL internship program offers students the opportunity to apply for internship positions in various fields, providing an enriching experience and the possibility to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. The internship positions offered by IEL cover different areas of activity, ensuring that interns have the chance to develop in varied environments. Additionally, the paid internship is a way to value the effort and dedication of interns, encouraging them to fully commit to their professional activities.

Currently, the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) has 1,437 internship positions open in several states of Brazil. Among the internship opportunities, there are positions in the areas of Physical Education, Administration, Architecture, and Accounting, and even High School. The IEL also offers positions for technical courses, such as in Refrigeration and in Work Safety.

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Paid Internship: A Great Opportunity for Students

The best part is that all opportunities are paid, with stipends ranging from R$ 300 to R$ 2.8 thousand, in addition to transport assistance and meal vouchers.

Internship: A Gateway for New Talents

One of the greatest qualities of an intern is the willingness to learn and develop new skills. Therefore, it is very common to find professionals who, by the end of the contract, have become ideal for the company. Thus, the internship is a good opportunity to select new talents for the company.

Ideal for Students: National Internship Program

Over 1.8 million students have entered internships through the IEL. To be part of this story, students can register on the IEL website and check out the internship opportunities.

Biweekly Survey of Vacancies: Stay Informed About Opportunities

The Industry News Agency conducts a biweekly survey of open vacancies by the IEL across Brazil, along with the industry federations. The survey has a journalistic character. For questions or more details, contact the IEL in your state.

Source: Industry Portal

Internship: IEL Offers Scholarships Up to R$ 2,3 Thousand for 1,100 Open Paid Internship Positions!

Paid Internship: A Great Opportunity for Students

Internship: A Gateway for New Talents

Ideal for Students: National Internship Program

Biweekly Survey of Vacancies: Stay Informed About Opportunities

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Internship: IEL Offers Scholarships Up to R$ 2,3 Thousand for 1,100 Open Paid Internship Positions!

Internship Opportunities in Several States of Brazil in Administration, Social Communication, and Physical Education. Paid and with Transport Assistance and Meal Voucher. Visit the IEL Website for More Information.

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