Brazil's Largest Ethanol Producer, Raízen, Opens 160 Internship and Trainee Positions

Brazil’s Largest Ethanol Producer, Raízen, Opens 160 Internship and Trainee Positions

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Published on 27/09/2020 at 22:13

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Raízen’s Internship and Trainee Opportunities Are for Students and Recent Graduates in Various Regions of Brazil

Raízen, part of the Shell brand, has opened 160 internship and trainee opportunities for students and recent graduates across various regions of the country. For internship positions, candidates must be enrolled in any undergraduate program with expected graduation at least one year from now. For those applying for trainee positions, they must have completed their higher education in any course between January 2019 and December 2020.

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Raízen Trainee Program

The Raízen Trainee Program will accelerate your career. With guidance from company leaders, you will develop high-impact projects over the 16-month duration of the program. You will have the opportunity to participate in a job rotation and benefit from a robust development program, including mentoring, training, interface with vice presidency, and immersion in the company’s business. During your application, you will need to choose which vice presidency you would like to work in.

Who Can Apply: The company seeks people from all locations with a degree in any field, from January 2019 to December 2020. It is important to be available for relocation and travel. English is not a mandatory prerequisite.

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Raízen Internship Program

The internship program lasts up to two years and features a complete pathway to follow, step by step, enhancing the best and encouraging proactivity in leading a successful career.

Who Can Apply: Higher education students, any courses; Graduation expected to conclude within the next year (at minimum); Availability to intern for at least 6 hours per day or 30 hours per week.

To Apply for the Raízen trainee or internship program, simply click here. Good luck!

Brazil’s Largest Ethanol Producer, Raízen, Opens 160 Internship and Trainee Positions

Raízen’s Internship and Trainee Opportunities Are for Students and Recent Graduates in Various Regions of Brazil

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Raízen Trainee Program

Raízen Internship Program

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