Cargill Opens 200 Internship Positions in Different Cities Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/04/2021 at 10:34

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The Cargill Undergraduate Internship Program Does Not Require Candidates to Have Work Experience. Open Applications Until May 14

The multinational Cargill, a food company, has opened applications for its 2021 internship program for higher education students expected to graduate by December 2022. In total, there are 200 positions distributed across different cities in Brazil.

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Cargill interns will receive a scholarship compatible with the market and benefits that also vary according to the region in which they will work. The internship program lasts from six months to two years.

Internship Positions at Cargill – Complete Information Before Applying

Students from all areas of higher education, including distance learning, technological, and in-person, graduating between December 2020 and July 2022, can participate.

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The positions offered by Cargill are for Brasília (DF); Balsas (MA); Chapecó (SC); Porto Velho and Vilhena (RO); Barreiras, Ilhéus, and Luís Eduardo Magalhães (BA); Catalão, Goiânia, Itumbiara, Jatai, Montividiu, Piracanjuba, and Rio Verde (GO); Água Boa, Lucas do Rio Verde, Nova Mutum, Rondonópolis, Sapezal, and Sinop (MT); Campo Grande, Chapadão do Sul, Maracaju, and Três Lagoas (MS); Gaúcha do Norte, Patos de Minas, Patrocínio, and Uberlândia (MG); Altamira, Ponta Grossa, and Santarém (PA); Cascavel, Castro, Maringá, Paranaguá, and Toledo (PR); Bebedouro, Campinas, Itapira, Mairinque, Porto Ferreira, and São Paulo (SP).

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To apply for the internship positions at the multinational Cargill, prospective interns will have until May 04 to submit their applications through this link. It is worth noting that the CPG site only disseminates the job openings and is not responsible for them.

Cargill Opens 200 Internship Positions in Different Cities Across Brazil

The Cargill Undergraduate Internship Program Does Not Require Candidates to Have Work Experience. Open Applications Until May 14

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