Volkswagen, the largest multinational car manufacturer in the world, invites candidates with no experience for the first job in its factories

The German multinational Volkswagen, the largest multinational car manufacturer in the world, sees the importance of supporting young people to enter the job market. The company has trainee openings at its factories in SP and PR for candidates with no experience looking for their first job. see below requirements and how to apply.

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The Trainee Program – New Generation 2021 seeks to train professionals for Volkswagen do Brasil, providing a holistic view of the company and increasing its potential to act in the most diverse areas of the company.

“In 2017, we started the cultural transformation we call the New Volkswagen. Innovation is what has guided the company so far, and we want to attract new talent to walk with us on the next steps of this path of success and evolution in the country”, concludes Marcellus Puig, Vice President of Volkswagen Human Resources of Brazil and SAM Region.

Check below the requirements to compete for trainee vacancies and work in the multinational leader in automobile manufacturing

This is an opportunity aimed at graduates between 2016 and 2020 who have iinterested in working in one of the company's locations in the Country: São Bernardo do Campo (SP), Vinhedo (SP), Taubaté (SP), São Carlos (SP) and São José dos Pinhais (PR).

Prerequisites:

• Advanced English
• previous professional experience
• Training: 12/2016 to 12/2020; could be the 2nd degree
• Be available to work in any Volkswagen do Brasil location

Applications are open until May 30th, and can be made directly on the company's website at this link.

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It is possible to see that ORA was inspired – not to say that it blatantly copied – the traits of the Volkswagen Beetle in its new Punk Cat. The hood with a curved design, the rounded headlights and the rear design, complete with oval taillights, refer to the old beetle.

After Chevrolet and Ford, the multinational Fiat suspends production of vehicles in its factory and puts 1900 employees on collective vacations

After the departure of the automaker Ford from Brazil, the global supply crisis even reached the automaker Fiat and the country's auto industry could collapse. That and the pandemic made car factories like Chevrolet, Honda, Audi (Volkswagen), Scania, Volvo and Mercedes-Benz, Renault and Nissan suspend vehicle production.

At the time, the multinationals Chevrolet, Volkswagen and Fiat treated what happened as a suspension, and not a definitive closure of production in Brazil.

The automaker did not say the number of vehicles that will cease to be produced or the models most impacted in this stoppage. In March, Fiat also had to stop production for the same reason.