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ICN Shipyard Itaguaí Partners With SENAI to Open Positions for Young Apprentice Program

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Published on 27/11/2019 at 10:18

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In Partnership With SENAI Itaguaí, ICN – Company Responsible for Manufacturing the First Nuclear-Powered Submarine in Brazil’s History Opens Vacancies for Its Young Apprentice Program.

In partnership with SENAI, the ICN shipyard in Itaguaí announced yesterday, 26, vacancies to join its Young Apprentice Program. The Brazilian Navy conducted last week the Static Immersion Test of the submarine “Riachuelo” — one of the four PROSUB submarines that ICN is responsible for building.

ICN is the largest company responsible for manufacturing the first nuclear-powered submarine in Brazil’s history and for the four most modern conventional submarines in the world.

The shipyard is responsible for manufacturing the first nuclear-powered submarine in Brazil’s history and for the four most modern conventional submarines in the world, which are being built simultaneously at the Naval Complex of Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro.

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ICN – SENAI Young Apprentice Positions

Requirements

Age: 18 to 23 years
Completed High School
Availability for 8 hours daily (4 theoretical hours at SENAI/Itaguaí and 4 practical hours at ICN)

The company states that the vacancies are preferably for residents of Itaguaí and nearby areas, and they are available for candidates who have not yet participated in the ICN Young Apprentice Program.

Benefits

The company offers a scholarship of up to R$ 1200.00; Medical assistance; Cafeteria; Life insurance; Food voucher; Transportation voucher

Application

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn and perhaps at the end of the course, secure a position at the largest company responsible for manufacturing the first nuclear-powered submarine in Brazil’s history and the four most modern conventional submarines in the world!

Applications will be open until Friday, November 29, 2019. If you meet the requirements listed above click here to apply! GOOD LUCK!

ICN Shipyard Itaguaí Partners With SENAI to Open Positions for Young Apprentice Program

In Partnership With SENAI Itaguaí, ICN – Company Responsible for Manufacturing the First Nuclear-Powered Submarine in Brazil’s History Opens Vacancies for Its Young Apprentice Program.

ICN – SENAI Young Apprentice Positions

Benefits

Application

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ICN Shipyard Itaguaí Partners With SENAI to Open Positions for Young Apprentice Program

In Partnership With SENAI Itaguaí, ICN – Company Responsible for Manufacturing the First Nuclear-Powered Submarine in Brazil’s History Opens Vacancies for Its Young Apprentice Program.

ICN – SENAI Young Apprentice Positions

Benefits

Application

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