Samarco Mining Offers Over 50 Positions Requiring No Experience, At Technical And Higher Education Levels, In Its New 2024 Internship Program

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Published on 03/12/2023 at 10:10

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Samarco, a Reference in the Mineral Sector, Opens Positions in the Selection Process for Higher Education Students from the 3rd Semester and Technicians in the 1st Module. Applications Are Open and Can Be Made Until December 20

According to the Mais Minas website, the search for internship opportunities at Samarco has just been intensified with the opening of over 50 spots for the 2024 Internship Program. If you are a college or technical student, this is your chance to align theory with practice and make a leap in your professional journey.

Samarco, a reference in the mineral sector, began applications for the 2024 Internship Program on November 21. With over 50 spots available, the selection process seeks higher education students from the 3rd semester and technicians in the 1st module. Applications can be made until December 20, don’t miss out!

Samarco, Positions and Internships: A Combination for Professional Success

The selection process includes various stages, from applications for the positions and online tests to group dynamics and interviews with leadership online. To ensure an accurate selection, there will be psychological evaluations and pre-employment exams. Samarco emphasizes the importance of commitment, requiring a minimum availability of one year for internships.

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Opportunities in Various Locations – Be Part of the Transformation in Mining

The selected candidates will have the chance to work in different locations, such as the Germano complex in Mariana, in Matipó and the region of the Candonga Project (Santa Cruz do Escalvado, Rio Doce and Ponte Nova). Additionally, the positions extend to Samarco’s office in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, and the Ubu unit in Anchieta, Espírito Santo. The internship is scheduled to start in March 2024.

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Samarco: Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion – Everyone is Welcome!

Samarco, in addition to offering internship opportunities, emphasizes its commitment to Human Rights and Diversity. The company encourages applications from people with disabilities, Black individuals, women, and members of the LGBTI+ community. Through the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (D&E) Program, Samarco promotes actions aimed at professional development and the valuing of individuals from marginalized groups.

Exclusive Benefits – In Addition to Knowledge, Invest in Your Career at Samarco

Besides the opportunity to develop your professional skills, interns at Samarco will enjoy exclusive benefits. The company will provide an internship scholarship, transportation assistance, and meals at the units’ restaurants. The expected workload is 6 hours, flexible according to each student’s class schedule, in addition to a specific development program for the group.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of a company committed to professional growth and diversity. Apply now for the 2024 Internship Program at Samarco, secure your spot, and take the first step toward a successful career. Your journey begins here!

Samarco Mining Offers Over 50 Positions Requiring No Experience, At Technical And Higher Education Levels, In Its New 2024 Internship Program

Samarco, a Reference in the Mineral Sector, Opens Positions in the Selection Process for Higher Education Students from the 3rd Semester and Technicians in the 1st Module. Applications Are Open and Can Be Made Until December 20

Samarco, Positions and Internships: A Combination for Professional Success

Opportunities in Various Locations – Be Part of the Transformation in Mining

Samarco: Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion – Everyone is Welcome!

Exclusive Benefits – In Addition to Knowledge, Invest in Your Career at Samarco

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Samarco, Positions and Internships: A Combination for Professional Success

Opportunities in Various Locations – Be Part of the Transformation in Mining

Samarco: Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion – Everyone is Welcome!

Exclusive Benefits – In Addition to Knowledge, Invest in Your Career at Samarco

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