IEL Opens Selection Process With 600 Internship Vacancies in Various Regions of Goiás

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 18/01/2021 at 11:57

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IEL – GO Announces Selection Process with More Than 600 Internship Vacancies

The internship vacancies at IEL are for the following areas: law; administration; accounting; social work; pedagogy; information systems; psychology; physical education; high school students, among others.

IEL Internship Vacancies for Various Courses

IEL will also hold a raffle for prizes during the event and will offer internship and learning vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education students. In addition to these vacancies, the Institute will also provide job vacancies at ten large companies in the city of Goiânia.

The Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) prepares Brazilian companies for a highly competitive environment by offering solutions in corporate management, business education, and career development.

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Covered Cities

Itumbiara;
Formosa;
Cidade Ocidental;
Padre Bernardo;
Valparaíso de Goiás;
Luziânia;
Águas Lindas de Goiás;
Rio Verde.
Goiânia;
Anápolis;
Catalão;
Ipameri;
Jandaia
Goianira;
Ouvidor;
Inhumas.

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Those interested in the free courses at IEL should access the official institution’s website and fill in all the requested information on the site.

It is important to note that to succeed in the registration process, candidates must be enrolled in high school. Those who complete all the required registration on the site should wait for a period of up to 48 hours to receive confirmation of their registration for the selected course via email or SMS.

IEL Opens Selection Process With 600 Internship Vacancies in Various Regions of Goiás

IEL – GO Announces Selection Process with More Than 600 Internship Vacancies

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