American Pulp and Paper Multinational Producer of Chamex, Chamequinho, and Chambril Brands Starts Selection Process for Internship and Trainee Program

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 30/09/2022 at 09:37

Updated on 02/10/2022 at 20:53

Fonte: The Business Journals

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Sylvamo, a multinational company based in the United States and one of the world leaders in paper, manufacturer of the brands Chamex, Chamequinho, and Chambril, has begun the selection process for participants for its internship and trainee programs for the year 2023. It is not necessary for candidates to have prior work experience or knowledge of the English language to participate, and applications can be made until October 17.

There will be a total of six stages involved in the selection process. Registration, online exam, participation in a virtual knowledge school, and interview are some steps to reach the internship and trainee positions at Sylvamo.

The Sylvamo team seeks professionals with diverse stories, profiles, and levels of expertise. The organization respects the diversity of opinions and ideas expressed by its employees and recognizes the uniqueness of each individual. Building and expanding the company, establishing connections between teams, are the benefits of having a workforce composed of members from diverse backgrounds working together to achieve a common goal.

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Sylvamo Internship Program

The internship program lasts from 1 to 2 years, and the company seeks individuals who are interested in learning and working as a team, who are responsible, and who focus their attention on achieving results. To compete for an internship position, a person must meet the following basic requirements:

In 2023, must be in the final or penultimate year of higher education in various fields;
Completion of the course must be expected between December 2023 and December 2024;
No prior knowledge of the English language is required;
No previous professional experience is necessary.

Those approved to intern at Sylvamo in 2023 will receive a range of benefits such as: Meal voucher, chartered transportation, on-site meals, Gympass, medical and dental plans, life insurance, and access to a Country Club.

Sylvamo Trainee Program

The Trainee program lasts for two years, and Sylvamo seeks individuals with leadership qualities while engaging in collaborative ventures. To perform best in this capacity, it is essential to maintain enthusiasm and commitment to expanding knowledge about the company. To apply, the following requirements must be met:

Must have a completed higher education degree – Recent graduates in December 2022, 2021, or 2020;
No knowledge of the English language or prior work experience is required.

For the Trainee program, the company seeks graduates in the following fields: Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Forestry Engineering; Agronomy; Agronomic Engineering; Production Engineering; Computer Engineering; Systems Analysis; Computer Science; Information Systems; Economics; Business Administration; Accounting; Law; Psychology; International Relations; Foreign Trade.

Remuneration and Benefits for Trainee Program Participants at Sylvamo

PPR – Profit Sharing Program
On-site cafeteria
Chartered transportation
Meal voucher
Medical plan
Dental plan
Childcare assistance for children up to 6 years old (mothers or fathers who are widowed or have custody)
Assistance for Children with Disabilities
School Supplies Kit
Christmas Toy
Christmas Basket
Flu Vaccination Campaign
Employee Assistance Program
Gympass
Life Insurance
Funeral Assistance
Pension Plan
Personal Loan
Payroll-Deducted Loan
Access to the Country Club (located in Mogi Guaçu – SP)

How to Register for the Sylvamo Internship and Trainee Programs

The multinational provides special pages for each selection process, where interested parties can clear all doubts and register. Click here to apply for the Internship Program | Click here to apply for the Trainee Program. Both programs are open for applications until October 17, 2022.

American Pulp and Paper Multinational Producer of Chamex, Chamequinho, and Chambril Brands Starts Selection Process for Internship and Trainee Program

Sylvamo Internship Program

Sylvamo Trainee Program

Remuneration and Benefits for Trainee Program Participants at Sylvamo

How to Register for the Sylvamo Internship and Trainee Programs

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