Federal Institute offers a free internship with a stipend of up to R$ 1,508.42, 30 hours per week, and online registration until May 27 through the local campus at IFSP.

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Published on 14/05/2026 at 18:44

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The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo, Presidente Epitácio campus, has launched Notice No. 43/2026 with three paid internship positions. The scholarship reaches R$ 1,508.42 for 30-hour weekly schedules. Applications are open from May 14 to 27, 2026.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo, Presidente Epitácio campus, published on May 13, 2026, Notice No. 43/2026, which opens a selection process for hiring paid interns. The positions are aimed at undergraduate students in different areas, with on-site activities in the administrative and pedagogical sectors of the unit. The internship scholarship can reach R$ 1,508.42 for 30-hour weekly schedules, an amount that includes transportation assistance according to the conditions provided in the notice.

Applications are free and must be made exclusively online, through an electronic form provided by the campus itself, between May 14 and 27, 2026. The selection process includes curriculum analysis and an interview, with the final result expected on June 16, 2026, and the start of activities estimated for June 22, 2026.

Who can apply for the selection process

The Federal Institute is offering three paid non-mandatory internship positions, distributed across different coordinations of the campus. Each position has specific requirements related to the candidate’s undergraduate course.

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What the intern will do on campus

The activities provided by the Federal Institute vary according to the intern’s sector of activity. In general, the work involves pedagogical support, technical support, and routine administrative tasks of the unit.

Among the functions listed in the announcement are pedagogical and educational support, technical support in IT, public service, assistance in administrative routines, and participation in institutional actions aimed at teaching, research, and extension. The 30-hour weekly workload was designed to be compatible with the student’s academic routine, allowing them to balance their undergraduate studies with a paid internship.

How remuneration works

The interns selected by the Federal Institute receive an internship scholarship and transportation allowance, according to the workload stipulated in the announcement. For undergraduate students who complete a 30-hour weekly schedule, the amounts can reach R$ 1,508.42 per month.

The amount places the opportunity among the best-paid in the public sector internship segment in the interior of São Paulo. For students from Presidente Epitácio and neighboring cities, the program represents a chance to combine academic training with a stable monthly income, in an institution nationally recognized for the quality of professional training it offers.

How to apply to the Federal Institute

The Federal Institute has determined that all applications must be made exclusively online, with no possibility of in-person delivery. The electronic form is available at enquetes.ifsp.edu.br/843226 throughout the application period.

The candidate needs to fill in the requested data in the form and attach the documentation required in the announcement. Questions can be sent to the email cgp.pep@ifsp.edu.br, the official communication channel of the coordination responsible for the selection process at the Presidente Epitácio campus.

The announcement opened by the Federal Institute in Presidente Epitácio offers three concrete opportunities for undergraduate students interested in gaining professional experience in a public reference institution. The scholarship of up to R$ 1,508.42 and the schedule compatible with academic life make the process attractive for those seeking to balance education and income.

And you, are you thinking of applying for one of the positions? Do you know students from Presidente Epitácio or the region who might be interested in the opportunity? Have you interned at a Federal Institute unit before? Leave your comment, share your opinion, and tag someone who needs to see this chance.

Federal Institute offers a free internship with a stipend of up to R$ 1,508.42, 30 hours per week, and online registration until May 27 through the local campus at IFSP.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo, Presidente Epitácio campus, has launched Notice No. 43/2026 with three paid internship positions. The scholarship reaches R$ 1,508.42 for 30-hour weekly schedules. Applications are open from May 14 to 27, 2026.

Who can apply for the selection process

What the intern will do on campus

How remuneration works

How to apply to the Federal Institute

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Federal Institute offers a free internship with a stipend of up to R$ 1,508.42, 30 hours per week, and online registration until May 27 through the local campus at IFSP.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo, Presidente Epitácio campus, has launched Notice No. 43/2026 with three paid internship positions. The scholarship reaches R$ 1,508.42 for 30-hour weekly schedules. Applications are open from May 14 to 27, 2026.

Who can apply for the selection process

What the intern will do on campus

How remuneration works

How to apply to the Federal Institute

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