Work Wherever You Want: PepsiCo Launches Internship Program Without Considering University, Gender, Race, Age, and English. Additionally, the Company Offers Flexible Hours

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/02/2023 at 16:45

Updated on 21/03/2023 at 19:08

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Internship Positions at PepsiCo Include Scholarship, Meal Voucher, Transportation, Life Insurance, Flexible Hours or Days, and Much More

PepsiCo has opened its 2023 Internship Program with minimal requirements, such as English, and offering flexible hours. For those who secure a position, the company provides a scholarship, completely free language platform, meal voucher, transportation voucher, life insurance, and funeral assistance. In addition, PepsiCo’s Viver Bem Program includes medical assistance, telemedicine, dental assistance, pharmacy agreement, Gympass, and more.

Requirements and Information About the PepsiCo Internship Program

The selection process for the PepsiCo Internship Program is inclusive, without regard to university, gender, race, age, and English. To participate in the process, the basic requirements are: to be a student in the penultimate or last year of higher education, graduating between January 2024 and January 2025, and to have availability to intern in the city of the position to which you applied, if selected.

During the internship period at the company, lasting 1 to 2 years, various training sessions will be provided to support your development and career at PepsiCo, with content ranging from self-awareness, project management, communication and influence, to strategic business topics. All this with the support of a training platform powered by artificial intelligence where it will be possible to learn how, where, and when you want.

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How to Participate in the Selection Process to Intern at PepsiCo?

The selection process to intern at PepsiCo is completely virtual and free. The stages include registration, online assessments, gamified journey, escape room + interviews, and final evaluation. To register, you need to create an account on Cia de Talentos by clicking here! But be careful: applications must be submitted by February 16. Good luck!

In Brazil since 1953, PepsiCo has grown alongside the development of the country itself. Currently, its operation in the national territory has more than 71 distribution centers. Adding to this the talent and skills of its more than 12,000 employees, PepsiCo is an innovative company ready to exceed expectations and meet the needs of a complex market like Brazil. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this team!

Work Wherever You Want: PepsiCo Launches Internship Program Without Considering University, Gender, Race, Age, and English. Additionally, the Company Offers Flexible Hours

Internship Positions at PepsiCo Include Scholarship, Meal Voucher, Transportation, Life Insurance, Flexible Hours or Days, and Much More

Requirements and Information About the PepsiCo Internship Program

How to Participate in the Selection Process to Intern at PepsiCo?

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Work Wherever You Want: PepsiCo Launches Internship Program Without Considering University, Gender, Race, Age, and English. Additionally, the Company Offers Flexible Hours

Internship Positions at PepsiCo Include Scholarship, Meal Voucher, Transportation, Life Insurance, Flexible Hours or Days, and Much More

Requirements and Information About the PepsiCo Internship Program

How to Participate in the Selection Process to Intern at PepsiCo?

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Cambodia has started digging a nearly 180-kilometer canal to connect the Mekong River directly to the sea and reduce its dependence on the ports of neighboring Vietnam.

China has put millions of electric cars on the roads, but now faces the side effect: more than 1 million tons of batteries are expected to go out of use per year by 2030, while the government expands tracking and combats illegal dismantling with environmental risks.

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