ExxonMobil Opens Job Positions in Oil and Gas Sector, Offering Monthly Support of R$ 2,100 Plus Benefits, In Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Paraná

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 17/07/2023 at 16:05

Updated on 19/07/2023 at 22:54

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Applicants for the ExxonMobil Internship Program Must Check Eligible Courses and Be Able to Intern for 4 Hours a Day.

The oil and gas industry giant, ExxonMobil, launched a selection process on Monday (17) to fill various internship positions in Curitiba, São Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro. This announcement represents an excellent opportunity for students who wish to join a global company, make a significant impact on society, and build an energized future.

Participants in the ExxonMobil internship program will benefit from a monthly stipend of R$ 2,100 and will receive a transportation allowance of R$ 270. The application deadline is August 21, and the process can be completed entirely online.

Selection Process to Participate in the ExxonMobil Internship Program

The selection process will consist of a series of stages, including English tests, cultural assessments, and logical reasoning tests, along with individual interviews. The application period extends until July/August, with tests and interviews taking place between August and September. The forecast for the admission of selected candidates is for October/November.

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Candidates should expect to graduate between December 2024 and December 2025, and the duration of the internship is up to two years. During this period, ExxonMobil offers a robust development plan that includes mentoring, activities, and training focused on enhancing various skills.

ExxonMobil has a rich history of more than a century in Brazil and employs approximately 2,000 people in the country. With offices in Curitiba, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo, the company is constantly looking to develop more talent to help achieve its goal of providing essential energy and solutions for societal growth.

Additionally, ExxonMobil is committed to reducing its carbon emissions, aligning with global demands for a more sustainable and responsible approach to energy production. The company values the innovation, autonomy, and creativity of its employees, recognizing that these qualities are essential to facing future challenges.

How to Apply for the ExxonMobil Internship 2024

The ExxonMobil Internship Program 2024 is a gateway to a promising and rewarding career in the energy sector. It offers students the opportunity to expand their personal and professional networks, explore their interests, and develop essential skills for their career.

Applicants for the ExxonMobil internship program must check the eligible courses by region and be able to intern in person for 4 hours a day during business hours.

Check the eligible courses and apply here

Learn More About ExxonMobil

With a global workforce of over 60,000 employees, ExxonMobil is dedicated to meeting the growing global demand for energy responsibly. The company produces a wide range of energy products to chemicals, operating in nearly every country in the world and exploring oil and natural gas across six continents.

ExxonMobil researches and develops advanced technologies to meet the challenge of providing high-quality energy for a growing global society while also offering solutions for the risks associated with climate change.

ExxonMobil Opens Job Positions in Oil and Gas Sector, Offering Monthly Support of R$ 2,100 Plus Benefits, In Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Paraná

Applicants for the ExxonMobil Internship Program Must Check Eligible Courses and Be Able to Intern for 4 Hours a Day.

Selection Process to Participate in the ExxonMobil Internship Program

How to Apply for the ExxonMobil Internship 2024

Learn More About ExxonMobil

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