Eaton's 2020 Internship Program Offers 74 Positions for Undergraduate and Technical Levels

Eaton’s 2020 Internship Program Offers 74 Positions for Undergraduate and Technical Levels

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 22/07/2019 at 11:47

Updated on 22/07/2019 at 16:15

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Multinational Energy Company Starts Today, July 22nd, Applications for Its 2020 Internship Program Which Includes a Specific Program for PWDs

Eaton, a global power management company, starts its internship application process today (07/22) in Valinhos and Mogi Mirim, in the state of São Paulo.
There are 74 great opportunities available in various fields for students at the higher or technical level, with graduation expected between 2020 and 2021.

Applications can be made through the company’s website, and they will remain open until September 1st. Access the link below that Click Oil and Gas is providing and go directly to the company’s page.

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Program for PWDs

There is a specific internship program for people with disabilities (PWD) called Diversifica Eaton, aimed at those studying Business Administration, Accounting, Controllership and Finance, Economics, Business Management, Psychology, Public Relations, All Engineering Fields, and related courses.

The selection of candidates will be carried out through an online test, followed by a group activity, an in-person panel, and an interview with the area manager. The company informs that for the technical internship, the level of English is Basic, and for the higher education internship, the level is from Advanced onward.

Access here and go directly to the company’s application page. If you are considering entering the job market in a multinational, this is your great chance! Don’t miss it and good luck!

Eaton’s 2020 Internship Program Offers 74 Positions for Undergraduate and Technical Levels

Multinational Energy Company Starts Today, July 22nd, Applications for Its 2020 Internship Program Which Includes a Specific Program for PWDs

Program for PWDs

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