Looking For a Job but Have No Experience? KPMG, One of the Largest Service Companies, Offers Positions and Will Even Pay for Your College!

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Published on 02/09/2023 at 07:58

Updated on 03/09/2023 at 09:44

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Discover The Opportunity Of A Lifetime With KPMG: Intern And Trainee Positions In Various Regions Of Brazil

Are you looking for a job but lack experience and feel ready to take a significant step in your professional career? KPMG, one of the leading companies in auditing, consulting, and technology, is offering exciting internship and trainee opportunities in several regions of Brazil. The KPMG YOUNG TALENTS program is a gateway to the business world, where you will have the chance to learn and transform the financial landscape, don’t waste time and submit your resume!

The KPMG YOUNG TALENTS program is your springboard to a promising career. The company offers opportunities in areas such as Auditing, Consulting, Technology, and Tax. KPMG invests substantial time, energy, and resources in your development because it believes you belong to the company.

Check Below The Positions Offered By The Company:

Financial Services Auditing: For students of Administration, Accounting, and Economics, from the 3rd semester to 3 years after graduation.
Industries: If you are studying Administration, Accounting, or Economics, between the 3rd semester and 3 years after graduation, this is your opportunity.
IT Audit: For students of Computer Science, Information Systems, Data Analysis, Data Processing, and related technology courses, from the 3rd semester to 3 years after graduation.
Administration: Candidates from Administration, Sciences, Law, Engineering, Statistics, Mathematics, Psychology, and Technology, up to the last year of graduation, with an intermediate level of English.
Tax: Students of Accounting, Law, Administration, Engineering, International Relations, Economics, Systems Analysis, and Information Systems, from the 3rd semester to 2 years after graduation.

Workload And Benefits

As a KPMG YOUNG TALENT, you will dedicate 40 hours a week (8 hours a day) to your career. For internships, the workload is 30 hours a week (6 hours a day), always during business hours.

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KPMG Applications

Are you ready to start your journey with us? Applications are open until September 26, 2023. To apply, access THIS LINK, where you will find all the necessary information to register and take advantage of this unique opportunity to be part of the KPMG YOUNG TALENTS team.

KPMG is eager to meet young talents who want to make a difference in their careers and the business world. Don’t miss this incredible chance to learn, grow, and stand out in the job market. Join KPMG and be part of the transformation!

Looking For a Job but Have No Experience? KPMG, One of the Largest Service Companies, Offers Positions and Will Even Pay for Your College!

Discover The Opportunity Of A Lifetime With KPMG: Intern And Trainee Positions In Various Regions Of Brazil

Check Below The Positions Offered By The Company:

Workload And Benefits

KPMG Applications

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