Young Apprentice: 25 Positions Opened for Those Seeking First Job in São Paulo

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Published on 08/10/2020 at 14:22

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Espro’s Young Apprentice Program Offers 25 Positions in São Paulo for Young Candidates Seeking Their First Job in the Job Market

Applications for 25 positions in São Paulo, aimed at those seeking their first job, are open until tomorrow (09). The Young Apprentice Program of the Social Professionalizing Institution (Espro) will provide pioneering and reference in socio-learning programs, real-world practices and experiences, and exclusive specialized educational content.

Young Apprentice Requirements Espro

Young people aged between 16 and 22 years
Must be enrolled in a High School, Technical center, or pursuing higher education
The minimum required schooling is to be at least in the 9th grade of elementary school

Applications for Young Apprentice Positions in São Paulo

Interested candidates must visit Espro’s website and complete their resume registration with all personal information, courses, and education by clicking this link here. Please remember that the application deadline is until tomorrow, October 9. Good luck!

For the Young Apprentice, Espro’s program is an opportunity for entry into the job market, as well as the development of skills necessary for the corporate universe. For companies, it is a chance to prepare professionals in accordance with the institution’s values.

Young Apprentice: 25 Positions Opened for Those Seeking First Job in São Paulo

Espro’s Young Apprentice Program Offers 25 Positions in São Paulo for Young Candidates Seeking Their First Job in the Job Market

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Young Apprentice: 25 Positions Opened for Those Seeking First Job in São Paulo

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