RJ Foundation Offers Over 200 Internship Positions With Scholarships Up to R$ 1,600

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/03/2021 at 10:56

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Mudes Foundation Offers 200 Internship Vacancies in RJ and Scholarships Can Reach Over R$ 1,000

This week, the Mudes Foundation, located in downtown RJ, offered 237 internship vacancies for higher education, secondary, and technical levels. The scholarship amount can reach R$ 1,600. Just access the Mudes Foundation website to compete for these internship positions.

What Will Be the Internship Vacancies Available in RJ?

The higher education careers with the highest number of internship vacancies are Administration with 47 vacancies, Social Communication and Marketing with 15, Accounting Sciences with 11, Computer Science with 9, Systems Analysis with 7 vacancies, Pedagogy with 6, and Design with 5. There are also vacancies for courses such as Architecture, Law, Literature, Psychology, Human Resources, Information Systems, and much more.

There are also vacancies for high school internships, totaling 7. In addition, the foundation in RJ has provided opportunities for technical courses, totaling 33 vacancies.

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New Opportunities in RJ

At the beginning of this year, the Mudes Foundation had already offered 204 vacancies in RJ for students of secondary, technical, and higher education in various fields of knowledge. These opportunities are for working in private sector companies in RJ.

The Mudes Foundation acts as the intermediary between students seeking opportunities in the job market and companies with available internship offers.

The difficult scenario, not only in our country but worldwide due to the pandemic, makes it challenging for many students. Golden opportunities like these will surely help our country find a way to escape the crisis more quickly. Considering that such internship vacancies will bring more experience and responsibilities to our professionals.

RJ Foundation Offers Over 200 Internship Positions With Scholarships Up to R$ 1,600

Mudes Foundation Offers 200 Internship Vacancies in RJ and Scholarships Can Reach Over R$ 1,000

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