Requiring Only High School Education, Global Mining Leader Vale Hires Young People Aged 18 to 22 for Job Openings in Several States

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/12/2022 at 16:43

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The Young Apprentice Positions at Vale Are Intended for Youths Aged 18 to 22 Years with Completed High School

The mining company Vale opened registrations for the Young Apprentice Program until December 12. There will be over 700 immediate vacancies distributed across various municipalities where the company is based, including in Minas Gerais, in the city of Barbacena. To apply, candidates must be between 18 and 22 years old and have completed High School.

People with disabilities interested in the Young Apprentice positions have no age limit; however, candidates must reside in the location where the chosen vacancy is being offered and be available to work 4, 6, or 8 hours daily, depending on the course. The same rules apply to the Talent Bank.

Candidates also need to have the complete vaccination schedule against Covid-19 (appropriate for their age) and be up to date with the yellow fever vaccine.

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Vale Selection Process

The selection process for the Young Apprentice positions at Vale occurs in eliminatory stages, all conducted online, including tests, group dynamics, and psychological assessments.

Candidates who pass the selection will also participate in a virtual panel with managers and then undergo admission medical exams and document submission, including a vaccination card proving immunization against Covid-19 and yellow fever.

Selected Candidates Will Be Entitled to the Following Benefits:

Scholarship;
Medical assistance;
Life insurance;
Transportation/transportation voucher (when applicable);
Employee assistance program;
Incentives for physical activity and ergonomic assistance (applicable to apprentices in telework);

Additionally, during the practical phase for apprentices working at Vale, the program offers meal vouchers and meal benefits or food at the company (when applicable).

Applications

Those interested in the young apprentice positions at Vale can submit their applications through the website: https://vale.com/pt/jovem-aprendiz. Good luck!

Requiring Only High School Education, Global Mining Leader Vale Hires Young People Aged 18 to 22 for Job Openings in Several States

The Young Apprentice Positions at Vale Are Intended for Youths Aged 18 to 22 Years with Completed High School

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Vale Selection Process

Selected Candidates Will Be Entitled to the Following Benefits:

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The Young Apprentice Positions at Vale Are Intended for Youths Aged 18 to 22 Years with Completed High School

Tips for the Vale Interview

Vale Selection Process

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Applications

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