Applications Open: IBGE Offers 316 Positions Without Experience for Candidates Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 09/05/2023 at 13:16

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The IBGE Has Hundreds Of Internship Positions Open For Candidates From All Over Brazil. The Positions Without Experience Are For Dozens Of Students From The Most Diverse Course Categories.

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) started the week by opening a new selection process. The purpose of this selection is to offer 316 internship positions for students from all over Brazil. The positions without experience are aimed at higher education students from various fields of knowledge, and there are opportunities for working in-person, home office , and even hybrid, where the student will work part-time at home and part-time at a unit.

Check Who Can Compete For The Internship Positions Without Experience Offered By The IBGE

Students in higher education who are in their third semester or higher in courses such as:

Economics;
Languages;
Biological Sciences;
Information Technology;
Civil Engineering;
Law;
Archiving;
Statistics;
Psychology;
Accounting;
Library Science;
Cartographic Engineering;
Administration;
Secretarial;
Electrical Engineering;
Production Engineering;
Geology;
Audiovisual and Cinema;
History;
Geography;
Journalism;
Architecture;
Advertising and Propaganda.

It is important to highlight that applications for internship positions from students whose course completion is less than or equal to 6 months from the date of the call will not be accepted. 10% of the positions are reserved for people with disabilities and 30% for black and mixed-race candidates.

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There Are Also Internship Positions In The Directorate:

DE (28);
DGC (32);
DPE (45);
CCS (4);
PR-GAB (2);
DI (14);
PR-AUD (1);
CDDI (14).

Step By Step Guide On How To Apply For The IBGE Internship Positions

Interested candidates must fill out a form and take an online test through the website of the Business-School Integration Center (CIEE) by May 23. There will be no registration fee for candidates. The IBGE estimates that the results of the selection process will be announced on the 23rd of next month, and the hiring of the approved candidates will occur the following month.

The institution will provide an allowance of R$ 787 for 20-hour workweeks, that is, 4 hours daily, or R$ 1,125.69 for 30-hour workweeks, that is, 6 hours daily, as well as transportation assistance for days of in-person work.

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IBGE Evaluation Process

After registration, the candidate will take an online test on the CIEE website. The evaluation can be done within the same timeframe as the applications are open, between May 8 and May 23, including holidays and weekends.

The objective test will consist of 20 questions, divided among the subjects of Portuguese, logical reasoning, mathematics, geography, and general knowledge and current events.

The candidate will have 2 minutes to answer each question, and if they do not respond within the required time, the system will record a blank answer and automatically move on to the next question.

Applications Open: IBGE Offers 316 Positions Without Experience for Candidates Across Brazil

The IBGE Has Hundreds Of Internship Positions Open For Candidates From All Over Brazil. The Positions Without Experience Are For Dozens Of Students From The Most Diverse Course Categories.

Check Who Can Compete For The Internship Positions Without Experience Offered By The IBGE

There Are Also Internship Positions In The Directorate:

Step By Step Guide On How To Apply For The IBGE Internship Positions

IBGE Evaluation Process

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Applications Open: IBGE Offers 316 Positions Without Experience for Candidates Across Brazil

The IBGE Has Hundreds Of Internship Positions Open For Candidates From All Over Brazil. The Positions Without Experience Are For Dozens Of Students From The Most Diverse Course Categories.

Check Who Can Compete For The Internship Positions Without Experience Offered By The IBGE

There Are Also Internship Positions In The Directorate:

Step By Step Guide On How To Apply For The IBGE Internship Positions

IBGE Evaluation Process

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