Gerdau Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for University Students from SP, MG, and RJ

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 07/06/2022 at 13:11

Updated on 07/06/2022 at 13:12

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Gerdau, Steel Producing Company, Is Offering Dozens of New Internships Focused on Students from SP, MG, RJ, and Other States.

Gerdau, the leading supplier of long steel in the Americas and special steels worldwide, announced on Monday (06) the opening of dozens of internship positions for students from SP, RJ, MG, and other states. The university internship program GStart is aimed at university students in bachelor’s and technology courses, graduating from December next year. Interested candidates must also be available for a 1-year internship starting September 19.

List of Eligible Courses in Gerdau’s Internship Program

Below is a list of eligible courses that Gerdau offers to students from SP, RJ, and MG:

HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENT;
HUMAN RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATIVE;
MAINTENANCE;
ENGINEERING;
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY;
HUMAN RESOURCES;
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT;
AUDITING;
LOGISTICS;
PRICING;
QUALITY;
MANUFACTURING;
EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS;
MILLING;
COSTS AND RESULTS;
MARKETING MANAGEMENT;
IT;
SALES SERVICE MANAGEMENT;
SCRAP YARD;
PRODUCT;
COMMERCIAL.

According to company information, students do not need professional experience, there is no age limit, and fluency in English is not required.

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Rio Grande do Sul

Charqueadas;
Sapucaia do Sul.

Minas Gerais

Barão de Cocais;
Contagem;
Divinópolis;
Miguel Burnier;
Ouro Branco;
São Bento Abade;
Três Marias;
Várzea Lopes.

Gerdau’s Internship Program Focuses on Participants’ Professional Development

Gerdau values a plural space with opportunities for all employees, where respect and diversity are key foundations in the company’s culture that is always evolving.

The company offers approved interns a humanized environment that cares about the participant’s development, giving them the chance to share experiences and learn alongside experts in their fields.

All of this through a professional development internship program where participants will experience exciting projects, discussions with leadership, workshops, and much more.

Are you interested in Gerdau’s internship positions? Don’t waste time; Gerdau’s opportunities are limited, and to apply, you must go through a virtual chat with the attendant Gegê.

It is important to emphasize that the company offers various benefits such as Transportation Voucher or Shuttle Service, Health Plan, Meal Voucher or On-site Cafeteria, Dental Plan, Home Office, and Life Insurance. (Click here to be redirected to Gerdau’s job portal).

About Gerdau

Gerdau is the largest Brazilian steel producer and one of the leading suppliers of long steel in the Americas and special steels worldwide.

In Brazil, the company is also responsible for iron ore operations that expand the product mix and also produces flat steel.

The company is the largest recycler in Latin America, turning millions of tons of scrap into steel each year, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development in the regions where it operates.

The company always focuses on safety, believing that no result is more important than people’s lives. It consistently values ethics and respect in everything it does, taking responsibility for making the best decisions for the business.

Gerdau Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for University Students from SP, MG, and RJ

Gerdau, Steel Producing Company, Is Offering Dozens of New Internships Focused on Students from SP, MG, RJ, and Other States.

List of Eligible Courses in Gerdau’s Internship Program

Rio Grande do Sul

Minas Gerais

Gerdau’s Internship Program Focuses on Participants’ Professional Development

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Gerdau Opens Applications for Its Internship Program for University Students from SP, MG, and RJ

Gerdau, Steel Producing Company, Is Offering Dozens of New Internships Focused on Students from SP, MG, RJ, and Other States.

List of Eligible Courses in Gerdau’s Internship Program

Rio Grande do Sul

Minas Gerais

Gerdau’s Internship Program Focuses on Participants’ Professional Development

About Gerdau

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China opens the world’s first school where more than 100 humanoid robots from different brands will study together, each movement will be repeated up to 600 times a day and the data will feed a collective brain that will teach all the robots of the future.

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