Multinational Enel, In Partnership With SENAI, Offers Free Course for Energy Distribution Network Designers; Outstanding Professionals Compete for Job Vacancies at Partner Companies of the Distributor

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Published on 19/07/2021 at 11:12

Updated on 19/07/2021 at 11:52

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Senai and Enel Offer Free Course for Training Network Distribution Designers in Goiás. Professionals Who Complete the Course Can Compete for 50 Job Openings at Partner Companies of the Distributor. See How to Register.

Attention professionals in Goiás who want to qualify and secure a job in the energy sector. Enel Distribuição is offering a free course for training network distribution designers in Goiás. The classes will be completely free and taught by the National Service for Industrial Training (Senai).

Check Below How to Register for the Free Course from Enel in Partnership with SENAI of Goiás

The Network Projects course from Enel is aimed at electrical engineers and technologists and will be conducted in three stages: urban and rural electric energy distribution networks at medium and low voltage, applied AutoCAD, and projects for urban and rural electric energy distribution networks at medium and low voltage.

According to the Italian company Enel, the professional who completes the course can compete for one of the 50 job openings in partner companies of the distributor to work immediately in various cities in the state. Enel will make the referrals, and the partner company will carry out the selection.

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Multinational Enel, In Partnership With SENAI, Offers Free Course for Energy Distribution Network Designers; Outstanding Professionals Compete for Job Vacancies at Partner Companies of the Distributor

Senai and Enel Offer Free Course for Training Network Distribution Designers in Goiás. Professionals Who Complete the Course Can Compete for 50 Job Openings at Partner Companies of the Distributor. See How to Register.

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