Students From All Courses Can Apply For Leroy Merlin's 2022 Internship Program

Students From All Courses Can Apply For Leroy Merlin’s 2022 Internship Program

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Published on 20/12/2021 at 11:58

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Leroy Merlin Is Open for Internship Program for All Undergraduate Courses, With Graduation Scheduled Between 2023 and 2025

Leroy Merlin, a retail chain focused on home solutions, has launched a new internship program accepting various undergraduate courses, with registration open until January 3, 2022. To intern at Leroy Merlin, students will need to be available for 6 hours a day for two years. Additionally, graduation must be scheduled between July 2023 and December 2025 in any higher education course.

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The selection process for Leroy Merlin’s internship will be divided into five phases: Application and Cultural Fit, Online Assessments, Cyber DG, Business Panel, and individual interviews. The new program aims to find new talents to work at the company’s headquarters in Brazil, in a learning environment with challenges and autonomy. All internship positions are available for people with disabilities (PWD), aiming for greater accessibility to the project.

Internship Program Benefits

Leroy Merlin will offer not only a salary compatible with the market but also medical and dental assistance, basic and Christmas baskets, free parking, on-site restaurant, life insurance, transportation vouchers, and a 10% discount in stores.

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How to Apply

Interested candidates must submit their resumes by January 3, 2022, on the company’s website. There is a possibility of hiring interns if, at the end of the program, they show interest and performance compatible with the company’s expectations.

About Leroy Merlin

Leroy Merlin was founded in France in 1923 and currently operates in 11 other countries: Spain, Portugal, Poland, Italy, Brazil, Russia, China, Greece, Romania, Ukraine, Cyprus. The company has a network of stores in the construction materials, finishing, decoration, gardening, and DIY sectors.

Students From All Courses Can Apply For Leroy Merlin’s 2022 Internship Program

Leroy Merlin Is Open for Internship Program for All Undergraduate Courses, With Graduation Scheduled Between 2023 and 2025

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Internship Program Benefits

How to Apply

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