WEG Opens Applications For Its Young Apprentice Selection Process 2021 In Jaraguá do Sul - SC

WEG Opens Applications For Its Young Apprentice Selection Process 2021 In Jaraguá do Sul – SC

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 07/05/2021 at 15:33

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Selection Process for Young Apprentice Positions at WEG Is Now Open, Take Advantage!

If you are young and want to give a direction to your professional life, WEG’s training center – the WEG school – has opened several positions in its Young Apprentice program 2021 for young people born between the years 2003 and 2004 in Jaraguá do Sul – SC.

WEG Training Center in Jaraguá do Sul – SC

The 2021 selection process of WEG’s youth program has existed for over half a century. Known as the “WEG school,” it is one of the main training centers responsible for the training and qualification of many Brazilian professionals.

At WEG’s training center, young people will learn practically all the requirements of a business environment, the main technical knowledge, and mastery of equipment to be used in the industry. Thanks to WEG’s young apprentice program, young people can learn and prepare for the future.

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If you are interested and want to embark on a new journey learning with WEG, you can register until May 19.

If you were born between July 1 and 31, 2003, 2004, or 2005, and are currently attending or have already completed high school, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Those born in any month between the years of 2003 to 2005 can also enroll in machining, electromechanical assembly, electrotechnics, maintenance electronics, maintenance mechanics, toolmaking, and information systems programming courses.

WEG’s young apprentice positions are available for both males and females. If you have any questions, call: 47 3276-4912 or 47 3276-4963. Or CLICK HERE AND ENROLL NOW!

The initial classes of WEG’s young apprentice program will be held at Senai Jaraguá do Sul or at WEG I (Nova Brasília).

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