Gerdau, National Leader in Steel Production, Offers Over 50 Spots for Free Online Technology Course in Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 20/08/2021 at 13:04

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Gerdau Has Open Positions in Course for Young People Interested in Technology and Wanting to Boost Their Chances in the Job Market

The steel producer Gerdau, in partnership with Instituto Ser +, is selecting 53 young people between 18 and 24 years old who have completed high school in public schools for a free online technology course in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The positions are aimed at students from Porto Alegre and the Metropolitan Region. No prior knowledge in the area is required, just an interest in technology. Check out this news as well: With the creation of 150 new jobs, Gerdau resumes steel production in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo

More Details About the Course Offered by Gerdau and Instituto Ser+

Instituto Ser + and Gerdau are joining forces for the Start Project. By participating in the course, candidates will: Acquire knowledge in Technology and Administrative areas; Develop personal and professional skills; Work on self-awareness, self-esteem, and talent discovery; All of this for free to be better prepared for a job opportunity in the job market.

To participate in the course, you must be between 18 and 24 years old, have completed high school in a public school, and reside in Porto Alegre and the Metropolitan Region, Charqueadas, or Sapucaia do Sul. The course will last for 3 months, starting in September.

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How to Apply for the Opportunity Opened by Gerdau in Rio Grande do Sul

Classes will start in September, lasting three months and comprising 210 hours. The course will cover knowledge in complementary areas such as citizenship, behavioral skills, communication, administration, and financial education.

Registrations close this Friday (20) and can be made on the project’s website. More information can be found on the internet or by phone at (11) 3208-1850.

Also Check Out This News: In Partnership with Senai, Suzano Opens 250 Vacancy for Professional Qualification Courses in Mato Grosso do Sul

The cellulose industry Suzano has opened 250 positions for four professional training courses in Ribas do Rio Pardo, in the central region of Mato Grosso do Sul, where the company will build its new factory. The training will be conducted in partnership with Senai (National Service for Industrial Training), and registrations are open until August 30.

The training courses offered by Suzano in partnership with Senai will be held in Ribas do Rio Pardo, Monday through Friday, with 8 hours of daily training, including practical and theoretical classes. Among the benefits offered to interested individuals are a subsidy of R$ 350, meals, and a professional training certificate. For individuals from other cities who wish to register and are selected, the company will also provide accommodation.

Elaine Maria Dias, Human Resources Coordinator at Suzano, states that one of the most significant contributions of the new cellulose factory’s construction in Ribas do Rio Pardo is socio-economic development, driven by job creation, income generation, and professional qualification. Of the total participants in the courses, Suzano expects to hire around 50% to work in its forestry operation in silviculture (planting) in Ribas do Rio Pardo. Access here to read the full article.

Gerdau, National Leader in Steel Production, Offers Over 50 Spots for Free Online Technology Course in Rio Grande do Sul

Gerdau Has Open Positions in Course for Young People Interested in Technology and Wanting to Boost Their Chances in the Job Market

More Details About the Course Offered by Gerdau and Instituto Ser+

How to Apply for the Opportunity Opened by Gerdau in Rio Grande do Sul

Also Check Out This News: In Partnership with Senai, Suzano Opens 250 Vacancy for Professional Qualification Courses in Mato Grosso do Sul

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Gerdau, National Leader in Steel Production, Offers Over 50 Spots for Free Online Technology Course in Rio Grande do Sul

Gerdau Has Open Positions in Course for Young People Interested in Technology and Wanting to Boost Their Chances in the Job Market

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