IEL - ES Is Offering 99 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

IEL – ES Is Offering 99 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/03/2021 at 12:36

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New Internship Opportunities at the IEL in Espírito Santo – ES. 99 Positions Available

The Euvaldo Lodi Institute in Espírito Santo (IEL-ES) has 99 internship positions open in the cities of Cariacica, Serra, Vila Velha, and Vitória, in Espírito Santo (ES). The internship positions remain available until the limit of referred students is reached. Once this limit is reached, the positions are automatically suspended. Interviews may be held online or in person; however, IEL-ES follows all protocols recommended by the Ministry of Health.

Discover the Positions Offered at IEL-ES

IEL-ES has 99 open internship positions distributed among high school, technical, and higher education areas.

Students can enter the job market and gain experience; thus, high school candidates can compete for a position in a multi-service company.

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Submit Your Application and Learn About the Scholarship Values

The scholarship amounts for the internships range from R$ 450 to R$ 1200 and may be supplemented with benefits such as Assistance or Transportation and Meal Vouchers provided by the company. To apply and learn more details about the internship positions offered by IEL-ES, candidates should visit this website.

IEL – ES Is Offering 99 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

New Internship Opportunities at the IEL in Espírito Santo – ES. 99 Positions Available

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IEL – ES Is Offering 99 Internship Positions for High School and College Students

New Internship Opportunities at the IEL in Espírito Santo – ES. 99 Positions Available

Read Also

Discover the Positions Offered at IEL-ES

Submit Your Application and Learn About the Scholarship Values

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