Foresea Opens Applications for Young Apprentice Program 2024

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 09:38

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Program Offers 38 Positions for Young People Aged 18 to 21,
in Macaé, and Partners with Firjan

Foresea, a leading company in the offshore drilling sector, has just opened registrations for its Young Apprentice Program. In total, there are 38 positions for young people aged 18 to 21 who wish to take the opportunity to learn and work in support of various administrative areas of the company, in Macaé. Registrations can be made until February 18, exclusively through Foresea’s careers page on the Gupy.

Candidates must reside in Macaé, have completed high school, possess team spirit, and a strong desire to grow and face challenges. The program has a maximum duration of 2 years. Those selected will undergo an initial training of 800 hours at Firjan, focusing on administrative processes, and afterwards will have a work schedule of 4 daily hours in Foresea’s offices in Macaé.

“The main goal of Foresea’s Young Apprentice Program is to empower and provide tools so that young people can have the opportunity to develop and grow from their first job. We value and want to invest in young talents. We have several members who started their careers in this program”, emphasizes Hygo Souza, Director of People and Management at Foresea.

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The selection process for the Young Apprentice Program is also open to people with disabilities (PCD) and will consist of interviews and dynamics, with attention to diversity and social issues.

BENEFITS:

The benefits offered include a salary compatible with the market, life insurance, food vouchers and/or meal vouchers, health and dental plan, transportation assistance through Gympass, and flex office.

About Foresea

Foresea offers solutions in offshore drilling and has its own fleet formed by the rigs ODN I, ODN II, Norbe VI, Norbe VIII, and Norbe IX, all with active contracts. The company holds international quality and efficiency certification APIQ2 for its entire fleet and has the highest operational uptime rate in the market.

It operates in deep and ultra-deep waters for the oil and gas upstream offshore industry in Brazil and abroad. Among its main values are high operational performance achieved with respect for the safety of its members and the environment, as well as client partnership and trust. The company respects ESG principles and follows the strictest environmental, social, and governance practices. More information: www.foresea.com.

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Foresea Opens Applications for Young Apprentice Program 2024

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