Alagoas Government's Paid Internship Program Offers 552 Positions for Students in Various Fields

Alagoas Government’s Paid Internship Program Offers 552 Positions for Students in Various Fields

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/02/2022 at 17:12

Governo de Alagoas abre mais de 500 vagas para estágio em órgãos públicos — Foto: Reprodução/Portal do Governo de AL

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The Government of Alagoas is offering several internship positions for students of various courses. The internship program offers salaries compatible with the market for up to 2 years

The government of Alagoas has just opened more than 550 internship positions for students distributed across 43 areas of undergraduate knowledge. Applications for the internship program started this Friday (25) and can be made until the 11th of next month. The approved students will receive transportation assistance and a salary equivalent to one minimum wage for a period of up to two years.

Understand How the Selection Process for Internship Positions in Alagoas Will Work

The selection process for the internship program will take place entirely online, and its main criterion will be the Students’ Grade Point Average, which measures performance at the end of each academic term throughout the course. However, the number of positions available per selected course will also be taken into consideration.

According to Fabrício Marques Santos, State Secretary of Planning, the internship program also comes with a strong affirmative policy, as it offers a great opportunity for students planning to enter the job market and gain professional experience.

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Find Out Who Can Participate in the Selection Process

Students enrolled in higher education institutions can participate in the internship program. Candidates must be attending the second year of annual periodic courses in person or the third semester in case of semester periodic courses. The following courses will be accepted for the internship positions in Alagoas:

Social Communication
Economic Sciences
Forestry Engineering
Software Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Architecture and Urbanism
Accounting Sciences
Meteorology Design
Journalism
Law
Psychology
Environmental Engineering
Graphic Design
Biology

Electrical Engineering
History
Pedagogy
Physical Education
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Nutrition
Information Systems
Agronomy
Mathematics
Physiotherapy
Animal Science
Public Administration
Library Science
Electrical Engineering

Pharmacy
Computer Science
Administration
Social Work
Theater
Tourism
Veterinary Medicine
System Analysis and Development
Geography
Chemistry
Public Relations
Portuguese Language
Advertising and Marketing

How to Apply?

Those interested in applying for the internship program in Alagoas should access the Pontapé website and register, using CPF, email, among other information. Once this is done, an email will be sent with the password. With the login and password provided by the system, candidates will be able to access the system and apply for the Program.

If you are unable to apply, candidates should send an email to the following address: programaestagio.al.candidatos@gmail.com. It is important to remember that the workload for the internship activities will be 6 hours a day, totaling 30 hours per week.

Alagoas Government’s Paid Internship Program Offers 552 Positions for Students in Various Fields

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