Etesco Hires Young People with Completed or Ongoing High School Education for Macaé

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 19/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 20/07/2019 at 06:27

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The HR of Etesco Announced on July 18, in Its Official News Vehicle, Opportunities for Young Apprentice to Work in the Administrative Area in Macaé

Etesco, a company with a strong offshore presence in the oil and gas industry since 1980 in Brazil, started yesterday, July 17, opportunities for Young Apprentice for Administrative positions in Macaé.
The opportunities are for young individuals with completed or ongoing high school education, and the vacancies are for its Macaé unit, Rio de Janeiro, with all the details about the position provided below.

Founded in 1956, Etesco has stood out in the Brazilian Civil Construction and Oil Industry scene for its pioneering spirit, always seeking new challenges and technological innovations, which has kept it a leader in various segments, both in execution and in projects and management.

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Position: Apprentice in Administrative Occupations

Academic Background: High School (Ongoing or Completed);
Age Range: 16 to 22 years;
Learning Areas of Interest: Information Technology, Accounting, and Nursing

Don’t miss the chance to start a career in a great company, and know that programs like this are benefiting and training many professionals in the oil and gas market.

The company requests that interested individuals send their resumes with the title of the desired position to the following email: oportunidades@etesco.com.br.

Check the example of Ocyan in Macaé, which since implementing the young apprentice program in partnership with Senai, has made around 500 registrations and integrated 81 young individuals into its workforce.

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