Odebrecht Engenharia & Construção abre inscrições

Odebrecht Engineering & Construction Opens Registrations

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/05/2018 at 18:00

Updated on 07/05/2018 at 18:18

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There Are 30 Positions for Young People Who Wish to Intern During the Holidays at Odebrecht. Check Out the Opportunities and How to Apply

Created in 2011, the program aims to provide students with an internship opportunity during the holiday period established by the University calendar. In addition to putting into practice the knowledge acquired in the classroom, selected students have the chance to experience the culture of the Odebrecht Group through the exchange of experiences and interaction with leaders.

Prerequisites:

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Higher education in progress in the following courses: Administration, Systems Analysis, Accounting, Computer Science, Communication, Law, Economics, Engineering, and Psychology. Other courses will be evaluated according to the emergence of new vacancies during the selection process;
University students enrolled from the 4th semester;
Internship availability: 30 hours per week.

Stages:

Application: May
Online Tests (General Knowledge/Current Events, English, Portuguese, and Logical Reasoning): May / June
Video Preview: June
Academic Performance Evaluation: June
Final Interview (Skype): June
Results Announcement: July
Admission: July

Scholarship and Benefits:

Scholarship compatible with the market;
Life insurance;
Meal voucher or cafeteria meals for the project;
Transportation voucher or chartered bus.

Notes:

All stages of the selection process will be conducted remotely;
Communication between Odebrecht and the candidate will be via email, so we advise that you check your inbox frequently (including spam);
Update your contact information (phone/email/address) whenever it changes;
Before completing your application, ensure that your resume on Vagas.com is updated;
All messages sent to your email will be available on your “Exclusive Services Page”. To check the messages, you must log in with your username and password on the Vagas.com site;
Candidates who do not complete any stage of the selection process within the specified timeframe will be automatically disregarded from the process;
All feedback (positive or negative) will be sent to your email after each stage is completed.

For more information, access the application page here.

Odebrecht Engineering & Construction Opens Registrations

There Are 30 Positions for Young People Who Wish to Intern During the Holidays at Odebrecht. Check Out the Opportunities and How to Apply

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