Euvaldo Lodi Institute Offers More Than 4,000 Internship Positions in Ten Brazilian States

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/08/2023 at 09:58

Sede IEL- ES – Fonte: IEL.GOV

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Opening Opportunities in Various Fields of Education and Business

In a press release today (10), the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) has become a beacon for students seeking experience and companies looking for fresh talent. Now, IEL is launching over 4,000 internship opportunities in 10 different states, opening doors in various fields of study and careers. It’s an exciting move for those looking to transition from the academic world to the professional.

Diverse Areas of Action: From High School to Engineering

In this promising landscape, IEL is making 4,185 internship positions available in the following states:

Bahia
Ceará
Espírito Santo
Goiás
Maranhão
Mato Grosso
Rio Grande do Sul
Rondônia
Santa Catarina
Tocantins

The opportunities are vast and cover areas such as Administration, Accounting, Marketing, Advertising, Journalism, Occupational Therapy, Pedagogy, Engineering, and even High School. There are also positions available for technical courses, including Technical in Administration and Technical in Electrotechnics or Electromechanics.

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An Entry Point for Promising Talents

An internship is more than just an experience; it’s a gateway to the future. The desire to learn and the enthusiasm for acquiring new skills are hallmarks of interns. Many of them, at the end of their internship period, prove ideal for the company, making this phase a real opportunity to discover and nurture emerging talents.

IEL has already connected over 1.5 million students with the world of internships. For those looking to embark on this exciting journey of professional growth, registration can be done on the IEL website.

With this initiative, IEL reaffirms its commitment to being a solid bridge between education and industry, contributing to the development of the next generation of leaders and professionals in Brazil. Complete details of the vacancies by state can be accessed on the industry news agency, a vital step for those seeking a fulfilling career and a future filled with success.

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Euvaldo Lodi Institute Offers More Than 4,000 Internship Positions in Ten Brazilian States

Opening Opportunities in Various Fields of Education and Business

Diverse Areas of Action: From High School to Engineering

An Entry Point for Promising Talents

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