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Volvo Opens Internship Selection Process for Inexperienced Candidates

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/06/2023 at 21:34

Updated on 05/06/2023 at 21:35

Internship and Trainee Program, Job Openings

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Volvo Multinational Is Holding a New Internship Selection Process for Students with No Experience. Check the Requirements and Find Out How to Participate!

Volvo, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks, construction equipment, buses, and more, has recently announced the opening of applications for its selection process, which aims to provide dozens of vacancies in its internship program for candidates without experience. The internship opportunities are for undergraduate students in Paraná. Interns will engage in job rotation, project delivery, and have access to training, touch points, and lectures.

Requirements Set by Volvo to Participate in Internship Opportunities without Experience

Those interested in competing for the internship opportunities without experience must meet the requirements set by the company, such as: being enrolled in a higher education program, having knowledge of Excel, possessing basic to advanced English, and expected graduation between June 2025 and December 2026.

In addition, having knowledge of Spanish, PowerPoint, and Word may be a significant advantage in the selection process for the internship opportunities without experience. The program will last for 2 years, and interns without experience will work 30 hours per week, equivalent to 6 hours daily. The company will accept students from the following areas:

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Find Out How to Apply for Internship Opportunities without Experience at Volvo Multinational

Students without experience interested in participating in the internship program must register through the program’s site by CLICKING HERE. To register, it will be necessary to enter your email on the platform, as well as other information.

The selection process will consist of 6 stages. These include registrations, online tests, interviews with the Internship Company, interviews with the company, interviews with the department manager, feedback, and admission.

Those who are approved in the selection process without experience will receive a scholarship that may vary from R$ 1,400 to R$ 1,600. Additionally, interns will be entitled to benefits such as meal vouchers, medical plan, cafeteria, dental plan, transportation, Vidalink, Viking Association, Gympass, among others.

At Volvo Group, there are thousands of professionals passionate about what they do and who always seek customer satisfaction and a positive impact on society. This passion is reflected in a more varied and inclusive internship program to celebrate the differences that make the company unique.

About the Company

Volvo Group is one of the world’s largest producers of trucks, construction equipment, buses, marine and industrial engines, based in Gothenburg, Sweden. The company creates job opportunities for almost 100,000 people and has factories located in 18 countries, operating in 190 markets. In Brazil, Volvo is based in the city of Curitiba, in the state of Paraná, where it produces trucks, engines, and buses.

There are also units located in Pederneiras (SP), focusing on the production of construction equipment, and São José dos Pinhais (PR), a parts distribution center. In total, over 4,300 people are employed by the company in the country.

Volvo Opens Internship Selection Process for Inexperienced Candidates

Volvo Multinational Is Holding a New Internship Selection Process for Students with No Experience. Check the Requirements and Find Out How to Participate!

Requirements Set by Volvo to Participate in Internship Opportunities without Experience

Find Out How to Apply for Internship Opportunities without Experience at Volvo Multinational

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Volvo Opens Internship Selection Process for Inexperienced Candidates

Volvo Multinational Is Holding a New Internship Selection Process for Students with No Experience. Check the Requirements and Find Out How to Participate!

Requirements Set by Volvo to Participate in Internship Opportunities without Experience

Find Out How to Apply for Internship Opportunities without Experience at Volvo Multinational

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