Raízen, Brazil's Largest Ethanol Producer, Opens Positions for Experience-Less Candidates Seeking Their First Job in SP for Young Apprentice

Raízen, Brazil’s Largest Ethanol Producer, Opens Positions for Experience-Less Candidates Seeking Their First Job in SP for Young Apprentice

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/02/2021 at 08:28

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The Job Openings in SP at Raízen, the Giant Ethanol Producer in Brazil, Are for Candidates with No Experience Seeking Their First Job.

Job openings for candidates seeking their first job in Raízen’s Young Apprentice Program, under the Shell brand. The 32 opportunities are for work in the state of São Paulo. Don’t miss the chance to start your career at the largest ethanol producer in Brazil. Also apply to Coca Cola, the multinational leading producer of non-alcoholic beverages, which is calling for 67 job openings in SP, RJ, MG, RS, and more.

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Raízen is the main manufacturer of sugarcane ethanol in Brazil and the largest individual exporter of sugar from cane in the international market. Its activities cover all different stages of its business, such as: sugarcane cultivation; sugar and ethanol production; energy cogeneration; logistics; fuel transport and distribution; export; and retail fuel through service stations operating under the brand Shell.

Lasting for two years, the course will take place at the Bonfim Production Unit in Guariba (SP). Classes start on March 15, and it is not necessary to speak English or have prior experience.

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Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Young Apprentice Positions Opened by Raízen

Requirements

Minimum age of 14 (on the start date of the classes) and a maximum age of 21 years and 11 months, allowing them to complete the course before reaching 24 years old.

To participate in the selection process, candidates must fill out the registration request, enter the final grades of the subjects of Portuguese, Mathematics, Science, History, and Geography obtained in the 8th year of Elementary School II, attaching the School Report or Transcript that proves the registered information and a letter of referral from the company.

Registration

Looking for your first job? Hurry, registrations must be completed by February 20 at the Senai school, located at Avenida Ibitinga, 621, Jardim Buscardi, in Matão -SP. Registration is available on weekdays from 8 am to 9 pm and on Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm.

Raízen, Brazil’s Largest Ethanol Producer, Opens Positions for Experience-Less Candidates Seeking Their First Job in SP for Young Apprentice

The Job Openings in SP at Raízen, the Giant Ethanol Producer in Brazil, Are for Candidates with No Experience Seeking Their First Job.

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Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Young Apprentice Positions Opened by Raízen

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Raízen, Brazil’s Largest Ethanol Producer, Opens Positions for Experience-Less Candidates Seeking Their First Job in SP for Young Apprentice

The Job Openings in SP at Raízen, the Giant Ethanol Producer in Brazil, Are for Candidates with No Experience Seeking Their First Job.

Read Also

Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Young Apprentice Positions Opened by Raízen

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