Students From All Over Brazil Have Opportunity to Intern at Supergasbras. Selection Process With Applications Open Until August 31

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Published on 22/07/2024 at 17:57

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Supergasbras Recruitment Offers Positions in Several Regions

Supergasbras is accepting applications for its recruitment process, offering internship opportunities in various regions of Brazil. Higher education and technical students can apply until August 31.

The positions in the Supergasbras recruitment process are available in Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, Rio de Janeiro, Tocantins, Pernambuco, São Paulo, and the Federal District. The program is aimed at undergraduate students expected to graduate from December 2025 and at technical course students graduating between July and December 2025. Knowledge of the Office suite is an important differential.

The courses covered in the Supergasbras recruitment process include Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Communication, Economics, Engineering, Business Management, Marketing, Pedagogy, Psychology, Advertising and Propaganda, Information Systems, Information Technology, and Work Safety Technician.

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How to Participate in the Supergasbras Recruitment Process

To register for the Supergasbras recruitment process, interested candidates must follow these steps: application, online logical reasoning test, online cultural fit assessment, online competency check-up with Across, panel with managers (online), and interview with the managers. Applications can be made until August 31 through the link provided by the company.

This is a great opportunity for young people seeking professional development and wanting to face challenges in a large company. Don’t miss this chance to kickstart your career!

About Supergasbras

Supergasbras is one of the leading liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distributors in Brazil. With a strong history and a significant market presence, the company stands out for its commitment to safety, innovation, and sustainability. Serving millions of consumers, from households to large industries, Supergasbras is recognized for the quality of its products and services.

The company continuously invests in technology and infrastructure to ensure efficiency and reliability in LPG supply. Additionally, Supergasbras values the development of its employees by offering growth opportunities and training programs.

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How to Participate in the Supergasbras Recruitment Process

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