PETROBRAS Internship Program 2019, Your Chance to Join the State-Owned Company Has Arrived

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/04/2019 at 11:17

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Petrobras Publishes Notice of Technical and Higher Education Internship Vacancies and Announces a New Notice Soon to Address Specific Vacancies

The moment many have been waiting for has arrived, Petrobras has launched a notice for 15 cities in various areas, with applications open until May 9, to fill 72 opportunities, including 14 technical positions and 58 for higher education.
A sign that Petrobras wants to invest in new talent is the fact that the company is also announcing that it will publish, soon, a new notice, much broader, for other specific vacancies that are yet to be mapped.

The higher education vacancies cover the fields of administration, law, computer science or IT, production engineering, actuarial sciences, economics, chemical engineering, and statistics.
For technical students, there are 14 vacancies in the areas of occupational safety, IT, telecommunications, environment, and supply.

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Benefits of the Petrobras Internship Program 2019

The company highlights that an internship scholarship will be paid monthly in the amount of R$ 1,400.00 for higher education, with a daily workload of 5 hours, and for technical positions, the amount is R$ 980.00, for also 5 hours daily.

Daily free transportation will also be provided for the intern, which may be the same transport as the other company employees; if free transport is not possible, Petrobras will make a monthly payment of transportation assistance, on a reimbursement basis, up to R$ 600.00.

Interested candidates can register on the official Petrobras website by clicking here, but be aware that applications are open until May 9 and that each student may only apply once per location and course they choose.

The first phase of the selection process will be an online test taking place between May 13 and 15, with questions on Portuguese language, logical and mathematical reasoning, and general knowledge.

Those approved will also undergo an interview. The final result is expected to be announced on May 29. If you have any questions, Click Petróleo e Gás is making the notice available here at this link for you! Good luck!

Porto do Açu has also opened many internship vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education students! Click here to learn more!
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PETROBRAS Internship Program 2019, Your Chance to Join the State-Owned Company Has Arrived

Petrobras Publishes Notice of Technical and Higher Education Internship Vacancies and Announces a New Notice Soon to Address Specific Vacancies

Benefits of the Petrobras Internship Program 2019

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PETROBRAS Internship Program 2019, Your Chance to Join the State-Owned Company Has Arrived

Petrobras Publishes Notice of Technical and Higher Education Internship Vacancies and Announces a New Notice Soon to Address Specific Vacancies

Benefits of the Petrobras Internship Program 2019

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