IEL Announces 2,300 Internship Vacancies With Irresistible Scholarships Over R$ 2,000 For High School, Technical, And University Candidates Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/10/2023 at 13:02

Updated on 23/10/2023 at 13:03

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The Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) Has Thousands of Internship Positions Open Without Experience. The Institute Selects Internship Positions Focused on Candidates with Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education Across the Country.

Internship is a crucial step to gain experience and deepen the understanding of the job market. In this context, the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL), recognized for its excellence in connecting young talents to companies, offers the National Internship Program. Currently, the institution has 2,360 positions aimed at candidates without previous experience, distributed across several states in Brazil.

Among the opportunities are positions in fields such as administration, architecture and urbanism, nursing, accounting, physiotherapy, and journalism. Additionally, the program also includes high school students, offering apprenticeship positions.

States and Internship Positions Open by IEL

The current list includes positions without experience for those in training in technical courses. The best part is that the positions are fully paid, with scholarships ranging from R$ 200 to R$ 2,3 thousand, plus transportation and meal assistance:

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Alagoas

The IEL of Alagoas has 23 internship positions for the areas of High School, Technical in Administration, Mechanics, Electroeletronic, Electrotechnics, Higher Education in Administration, Library Science, Architecture, Accounting, Mechanical Engineering, Advertising, Civil Engineering, and Marketing.

The opportunities are distributed in the cities of Arapiraca, Maceió, and União dos Palmares with scholarships reaching up to R$ 1,2 thousand, plus transportation assistance.

Bahia

The IEL-BA offers 646 positions without experience in courses such as Tax Assistance, Purchasing, Commercial, Financial, Marketing, Sales, Education, Legal Sector, Inventory, Restocking, Maintenance, Physiotherapy, among others. Scholarships for internships can reach R$ 1,4 thousand.

Amazonas

The IEL AM has 37 in-person internship positions focusing on higher education students in the capital and in the municipalities of Iranduba, Manacapuru, Humaitá, and Santa Isabel do Rio Negro and technical level, with scholarships ranging from R$ 800 to R$ 1,4 thousand, plus transportation and meal assistance.

The positions are distributed in areas such as Administration, Pedagogy, Economics, Accounting, Marketing, Journalism, and much more.

Cearáá

The IEL CE has 42 positions without experience for the areas of Law, Marketing, Administration, Nursing, Physical Education, Production Engineering, and Technical in Administration. The opportunities are spread across the cities of Fortaleza, Maracanaú, Juazeiro do Norte, Sobral, Caucaia, and Crato. Scholarships range from R$ 500 to R$ 1,3 thousand.

Goiás

The IEL of Goiás has 952 opportunities open in Anápolis, Senador Canedo, Jataí, Caldas Novas, and many other locations. Scholarships for positions without experience can reach R$ 1,8 thousand.

Mato Grosso

The IEL MT has 145 internship positions in fields such as Administration, Accounting, Architecture and Urbanism, Nursing, Civil Engineering, Physiotherapy, Journalism, and much more. Scholarships can reach R$ 1,3 thousand.

Pernambuco

The IEL PE offers 45 positions for the secondary, technical, and higher levels, in the Metropolitan Region of Recife, Caruaru, Agreste, Araripina, and Sertão São Francisco. The opportunities are in fields such as Biomedicine, Accounting, Architecture, Technical in Administration, and Electromechanics. Scholarships can reach R$ 1,5 thousand.

Rio Grande do Sul

The IEL RS opens 72 positions without experience in higher education and technical courses. Among them are Visual Arts, Foreign Trade, Computer Science, Physical Education, Digital Communication, Journalism, Electrical Engineering, Marketing, Technical in Industrial Automation, among others. Scholarships can reach R$ 2,5 thousand.

Rondônia

The IEL RO has 10 internship positions in the courses of Electrical Engineering, Physical Education, Pedagogy, and much more in the cities of Porto Velho and Espigão d’Oeste. Scholarships vary up to R$ 1,4 thousand. Interested parties should send their resumes to the email iel.estagio@fiero.org.br.

Santa Catarina

The IEL SC has 388 internship positions for the cities of Blumenau, Caçador, Chapecó, Florianópolis, Criciúma, Itajaí, Jaraguá do Sul, Joinville, Joaçaba, and Lages in various courses. Scholarships can reach R$ 2,3 thousand.

IEL Announces 2,300 Internship Vacancies With Irresistible Scholarships Over R$ 2,000 For High School, Technical, And University Candidates Across Brazil

The Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) Has Thousands of Internship Positions Open Without Experience. The Institute Selects Internship Positions Focused on Candidates with Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education Across the Country.

States and Internship Positions Open by IEL

Alagoas

Bahia

Amazonas

Cearáá

Goiás

Mato Grosso

Pernambuco

Rio Grande do Sul

Rondônia

Santa Catarina

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