Urgent: 40 Offshore Positions Available For Unexperienced Stewards To Work In Rio Das Ostras

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 29/05/2023 at 14:25

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Many Offshore Jobs Are Being Offered for Professionals Who Lack Prior Experience in the Steward Role to Work in Rio das Ostras.

This Monday, (29/05), the City Hall of Rio das Ostras, in Rio de Janeiro, announced that there are 40 offshore jobs being offered for stewards. Applications are already open and professionals of both genders, who reside in the municipality or in Macaé, also in Rio de Janeiro, can apply.

Check What the Requirements Are to Get One of the 40 Offshore Positions Offered

According to information on the Job Bank of the Department of Economic Development and Tourism, interested parties must meet the requirements set by the company, and only then can they participate in the selection process.

Professionals of both genders may apply, provided they are over 25 years old and have completed elementary school.

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There are two ways to apply for the available offshore positions.

The first is virtually, where interested candidates for the steward role will access the Rio das Ostras City Hall Job Bank website (click here) and register to compete in the selection process.

Carefully fill in the mandatory information, especially the contact details, as it will be through them that you will receive a response.

The other and quicker way is to go to the headquarters of the Job Bank, located at Rua das Casuarinas, 595 — Âncora.

During this visit, candidates should bring the following documents: ID, CPF, Proof of Residence, Resume, Course Certificates, Work Card, Proof of Vaccination against Covid-19 (Conecte — SUS), and National Social Information Register — CNIS.

In both situations, professionals will compete for the 40 offshore positions available for stewards, regardless of whether they have experience in the role. But as long as they meet the other requirements stated above.

Urgent: 40 Offshore Positions Available For Unexperienced Stewards To Work In Rio Das Ostras

Many Offshore Jobs Are Being Offered for Professionals Who Lack Prior Experience in the Steward Role to Work in Rio das Ostras.

Check What the Requirements Are to Get One of the 40 Offshore Positions Offered

Learn How to Apply and Compete for Opportunities Without Experience

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