Raízen Calls for Positions at Ethanol Plants; No Prior Experience or Knowledge of English or Excel Required

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Published on 04/09/2021 at 12:27

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In Search of Your First Job? The Ethanol Giant Raízen Calls for Work at Its Plants in Brazil. There Are Positions for Apprentice, Internship, and Trainee!

Looking for a job but have no experience? Build your career at one of the largest global producers of ethanol, Raízen. The company is accepting applications to work at its ethanol plants. The positions announced by the company are for the internship, apprentice, and trainee programs. No professional experience or knowledge of English or Excel is required. Hurry and submit your resume!

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In the Talentos Raízen program, you will follow a brilliant personal and professional path while working for a company that, through an integrated ecosystem, advanced technologies, and a strong culture, is a global reference in bioenergy, being the 2nd largest fuel distributor in Brazil and the 4th largest company by revenue in the country. Check out the video below and learn more about the programs offered by the company!

The ethanol giant Raízen seeks ethics, diversity, safety, and sustainability every day. Through a fair, welcoming, and humanized selection process, we look for proactive individuals who want to redefine the future of energy.

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See Below How to Compete for Open Positions at Raízen’s Ethanol Plants, Today September 4

RAÍZEN APPRENTICE PROGRAM – 2022

Individuals up to 21 years and 11 months old can apply, with:
Completed Elementary, High School, or Technical Education, ongoing or completed;
Availability for a work schedule of 20 hours per week (4 hours per day, either morning or afternoon);
And a lot of energy to redefine the future!
NO ENGLISH OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

RAÍZEN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM – JANUARY 2022

Higher Education students from all courses and universities can apply, with:
Graduation expected to conclude within 1 to 2 years after the program starts – between 12/2022 and 12/2023;
Availability to intern for a minimum of 6 hours per day;
A lot of motivation to join the team!
NO ENGLISH OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

RAÍZEN TRAINEE PROGRAM – JANUARY 2022

Graduates from all courses and universities can apply, with:
No more than 2 years of higher education;
Willingness to travel;
Energy to launch your career!
ENGLISH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ARE NOT REQUIREMENTS

MORE THAN 200 JOB OPENINGS FOR ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL, AND POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

Helpers
Technicians
Electricians
Engineers
Mechanics
Operators
Welders
Analysts
And much more

Application: Individuals interested in building a professional career at the Brazilian ethanol giant can submit their resume by clicking on the desired program name above. Good luck!

Raízen Calls for Positions at Ethanol Plants; No Prior Experience or Knowledge of English or Excel Required

In Search of Your First Job? The Ethanol Giant Raízen Calls for Work at Its Plants in Brazil. There Are Positions for Apprentice, Internship, and Trainee!

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See Below How to Compete for Open Positions at Raízen’s Ethanol Plants, Today September 4

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Raízen Calls for Positions at Ethanol Plants; No Prior Experience or Knowledge of English or Excel Required

In Search of Your First Job? The Ethanol Giant Raízen Calls for Work at Its Plants in Brazil. There Are Positions for Apprentice, Internship, and Trainee!

Read Also

See Below How to Compete for Open Positions at Raízen’s Ethanol Plants, Today September 4

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