São Paulo Government Opens 10,000 Paid Internships for Technical High School Students. BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46. Applications Open Until March 31

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 25/03/2025 at 13:59

Updated on 25/03/2025 at 14:00

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BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46 for Young People in Technical Training in the State Network. Initiative Seeks to Bring Education Closer to the Job Market with Openings in Companies and Public Agencies.

The Government of the State of São Paulo has 10,000 open positions for paid internships through the BEEM Program (High School Scholarship Internship). The scholarships are aimed at students enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of high school with technical training in the state network. Applications are available until March 31, 2025, through the official website.

The program was announced by the Secretary of Education of the State of São Paulo (Seduc-SP) and reported by outlets such as Catraca Livre, which highlighted the scholarship amounts, eligibility criteria, and the social impact of the action. According to the department, BEEM aims to provide practical experience and generate income for students in vocational training.

Two Internship Modalities Available

The program consists of two areas of operation:

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Who Can Participate in the Scholarships?

To apply for one of the 10,000 positions, the following criteria must be met:

Be at least 16 years old by the start date of the internship;
Be regularly enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of technical high school in the state public network;
Present a minimum attendance of 85% in the last semester;
Have taken the 2024 Paulista Series Test;
Not be less than six months away from completing the course.

The data will be verified during the selection process. Students with compatible profiles will be directed to interviews or additional stages, depending on the partner company.

Partners and Practical Action

BEEM is coordinated by the Foundation for the Development of Education (FDE) and receives support from private companies and public agencies interested in hosting interns. Partner institutions are responsible for providing the work structure, ensuring supervision, and offering transportation.

According to Seduc-SP, scholarships will initially last for six months, with the possibility of extension. Activities must align with the technical content studied by the student, enhancing practical preparation for the job market.

How to Apply

Applications for the scholarships must be made by March 31, exclusively through the website www.beem.sp.gov.br. After completing the form, the data will be analyzed, and pre-selected students will be notified by email or phone.

The complete public notice with rules, documentation, and guidance is available on the Secretary of Education’s portal.

São Paulo Government Opens 10,000 Paid Internships for Technical High School Students. BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46. Applications Open Until March 31

BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46 for Young People in Technical Training in the State Network. Initiative Seeks to Bring Education Closer to the Job Market with Openings in Companies and Public Agencies.

Two Internship Modalities Available

Who Can Participate in the Scholarships?

Partners and Practical Action

How to Apply

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São Paulo Government Opens 10,000 Paid Internships for Technical High School Students. BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46. Applications Open Until March 31

BEEM Program Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 851.46 for Young People in Technical Training in the State Network. Initiative Seeks to Bring Education Closer to the Job Market with Openings in Companies and Public Agencies.

Two Internship Modalities Available

Who Can Participate in the Scholarships?

Partners and Practical Action

How to Apply

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