IEL Announces 2,300 Internship Positions with Rewards Over R$ 2,000

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Published on 24/10/2023 at 09:24

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A Unique Opportunity for Students from Various States of Brazil to Gain Experience in the Market

In the current scenario, internship experience has been crucial for young people to familiarize themselves with the nuances of the job market. In an initiative to nurture this bridge between aspiring professionals and companies, the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) launches the National Internship Program. At this stage, the IEL announces the opening of 2,360 internship positions distributed across several Brazilian states.

Diversity of Available Positions

With a wide range of opportunities, the IEL is seeking talent in the areas of administration, architecture and urbanism, accounting, nursing, civil engineering, physiotherapy, journalism, and many others. In addition, it does not overlook high school students, offering specific positions through training programs.

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And it doesn’t stop there! Those who are specializing in technical courses are also covered. There are positions for profiles such as Industrial Automation Technician and Maintenance Technician.

Benefits That Go Beyond Experience

In addition to the valuable learning and exposure to the professional world, all positions offered are paid. Scholarships range from R$ 200 to R$ 2,300. As a bonus, interns also receive transportation assistance and meal vouchers. For a more detailed view of available positions by state, it is recommended to visit the Industry News Agency.

Internship: The Springboard for Future Talent

The curiosity and energy of an intern are unparalleled. With a strong desire to learn and enhance their skills, many of these young individuals prove to be perfect fits for their respective companies at the end of their contracts. This is why the internship is not just a phase of learning, but also a mechanism for selecting emerging new talent.

A Story of Successful Connections

The trajectory of the IEL is already marked by having mediated over 1.5 million students in their internship experiences. For those interested in joining this growing community and starting their professional journey, simply register on the IEL website.

Source: Journalism – CNI.

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IEL Announces 2,300 Internship Positions with Rewards Over R$ 2,000

A Unique Opportunity for Students from Various States of Brazil to Gain Experience in the Market

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