Scania Opens Selection Process for Internship Positions in São Bernardo do Campo

Scania Opens Selection Process for Internship Positions in São Bernardo do Campo – SP

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/04/2021 at 11:06

Sede da Scania – Fonte: Site oficial Scania motors

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Were You Looking for Internship Opportunities? The Swedish Company Scania Has Several Open Positions, Take Advantage and Apply.

The Scania internship program 2021 announced openings in the municipality of São Bernardo do Campo – SP. Technical or higher education students can participate in the applications. According to the announcement, the company is looking for “engaged and competent people who support a diverse and inclusive environment, respecting each voice, each idea, and each contribution.”

Prerequisites for Scania’s Internship Selection

The internship requires intermediate knowledge of the Office Suite and basic, intermediate, or advanced knowledge of the English language, depending on the needs of the chosen position.

Desired courses: administration, economics, accounting, engineering, law, marketing, advertising, international trade, secretariat, information systems, systems analysis, communication, public relations, psychology, journalism, radio TV and Internet, architecture, gastronomy, mechanical and mechatronic technician, logistics technician, kitchen and nutrition technician.

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Benefits of Interning at Scania

Medical Office;
Medical and dental assistance;
Scholarship;
Scania Club;
Discount on the purchase of VW vehicles;
Parking;
Shuttle service and transport assistance;
Development program;
Paid leave;
On-site restaurant;
Life insurance.

Submit Your Application

Students in technical and higher education from various fields of knowledge who are in their first semester and above may apply for the positions.

Those interested in Scania’s Internship Program must apply through this link. Just click and you will be redirected to the company’s application page. The final deadline is April 30.

Scania Opens Selection Process for Internship Positions in São Bernardo do Campo – SP

Were You Looking for Internship Opportunities? The Swedish Company Scania Has Several Open Positions, Take Advantage and Apply.

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