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IEL DF Offers Several Internship Positions With Immediate Start This Monday (08)
The internship program of the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) has over 66 vacancies open in the Federal District. There are opportunities in various fields, with scholarships ranging from R$ 140 to R$ 1,800, plus benefits. In addition to participating in the online selection process, interns will receive digital training and may work from home, according to the requirements of each company.
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Young talents, students from technical, high school, and higher education, interested in entering the job market can participate in the selection process and work with companies from home.
Internship Positions Available at IEL DF
- CLINICAL PATHOLOGY TECHNICIAN
- BUILDING TECHNICIAN
- ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN
- ADMINISTRATION
- ANALYSIS AND SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
- ARCHIVING
- LIBRARY SCIENCE
- ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM
- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
- ACCOUNTING
- NURSING
- LAW
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
- ENERGY ENGINEERING
- PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
- GASTRONOMY
- LOGISTICS
- JOURNALISM
- EDUCATION
- MARKETING
Positions for Various States
Internship positions are also open for the municipalities of Cariacica, Serra, Vila Velha, and Vitória. The details of each vacancy and access to applications are on the IEL Espírito Santo website. The scholarships range from R$ 450 to R$ 900, which can be complemented with benefits such as Transportation and Food Assistance at the company.
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The psychologist from IEL-ES, Luíza Bazoni Hemerly, emphasized that internships are an important means for students to enter the professional world.
“It is where they can practice what they learned in theory, it is the gateway to the job market. We have been operating in the capixaba market for 51 years, and it is difficult to measure how many students we have served since we started this activity. But in the last year, there were 38,873 students,” she said.
