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Queiroz Galvão Launches Summer Internship Program

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 08/10/2018 at 09:09

Queiroz Galvão Starts Applications for Summer Internship, Offering 10 Positions in Its Projects for Civil Engineering Students.

Queiroz Galvão Brasil Construction Company starts applications for the Summer Internship, which will offer positions in our projects for students of the Civil Engineering course. The Summer Internship is seen as one of the entry points, as the young individuals will be evaluated for future hiring, in case of available positions or company interest. The program will complement academic learning with practical activities, always with the support and guidance of the project teams.

Prerequisites:

* Higher education in Civil Engineering (in progress), enrolled from the 7th semester and availability for the internship. The duration will be 30 days between January and February 2019 with
30 hours per week; young people from any city in Brazil can apply. Here are the elimination stages:

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Queiroz Galvão Launches Summer Internship Program

Queiroz Galvão Starts Applications for Summer Internship, Offering 10 Positions in Its Projects for Civil Engineering Students.

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Queiroz Galvão Launches Summer Internship Program

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