Honda, Multinational Automobile Manufacturer, Hires Inexperienced Candidates for Trainee Positions in Its Factories

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Published on 02/02/2021 at 16:28

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Open Positions at Honda’s Factories in São Paulo and Manaus for Candidates with a College Degree Seeking Their First Job

Looking for a job but have no experience? This position is for you! Build your career at Honda, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of automobiles and motorcycles, which is currently accepting applications for its 2021 Trainee Program until February 18. Check below how to submit your resume.

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The trainees will spend the first three months in job rotation through the main areas of the company and the following nine months in activities in their respective areas of expertise. Improvements projects are also planned in the operational areas, along with a specific training and mentoring program with managers.

ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for applications; the selection process for the trainee positions posted below is external and may expire at any time by Honda

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Check Below the Requirements to Apply for the Open Positions in São Paulo and Manaus by Honda

Trainee Program, which offers opportunities for recent graduates to start their careers in the company. A total of 17 trainee positions are available for the company’s units in São Paulo (SP), Sumaré (SP), and Manaus (AM).

The positions are intended for candidates without experience seeking their first job in the areas of Information Technology, Commercial, Credit, Customer Management, Insurance, and Risk.

Requirements

Recently graduated candidates (up to 2 years) from courses such as Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, Technology, Statistics, Physics, Marketing, Mathematics, Information Systems, among others.
Advanced level of English is required.
Availability to travel and work in another city.

Benefits

Market-compatible salary;
Health Plan;
Dental Plan (optional);
Life Insurance;
Transportation allowance, chartered or fuel assistance (according to the unit);
Meal voucher or on-site cafeteria (according to the unit).

Application

Are you a resident of São Paulo or Manaus, recently graduated, and looking for your first job? Then secure your spot and build your career in a multinational. Applications can be submitted directly through this link until February 18. Good luck!

Honda, Multinational Automobile Manufacturer, Hires Inexperienced Candidates for Trainee Positions in Its Factories

Open Positions at Honda’s Factories in São Paulo and Manaus for Candidates with a College Degree Seeking Their First Job

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Check Below the Requirements to Apply for the Open Positions in São Paulo and Manaus by Honda

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