To participate in the process, candidates must be registered on the IEL Amazonas website
In time* – 04/03/2024 at 2:49 pm04/03/2024 at 2:50 pm
Manaus (AM) — The Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL Amazonas) offers 26 internship vacancies this fortnight, with face-to-face work, for higher education and technical level students in the capital, with scholarships ranging from R$850, for technical education to R$ $1,800, for higher education, plus transportation allowance.
The vacancies for higher education, in Manaus, are for courses in administration (nine), computer science (one), production/materials engineering (one), software engineering (one), biological sciences (one), accounting ( four), economics (one), visual arts (one), public relations (one), Literature (two), law (two). For the technical course in marketing (one) and technical quality (one).
The job openings are for administrative/financial analyst (one), administrative/financial assistant (one), stock assistant (one), cashier (two), cafeteria attendant (two), electrical technician (two) .
Salaries offered by companies range from R$2,800 (Administrative/Financial Analyst) to R$1,412 (Inventory Assistant and Cafeteria Attendant), plus transportation allowance. All opportunities include carrying out activities in person.
To participate in the process, candidates must register on the IEL Amazonas website and keep all personal, educational and general knowledge data up to date, including telephone number and email. More information on the IEL website and social media (Facebook and Instagram).
IEL does not receive CVs by email, nor in person. Participation will be via the system through registration. Vacancies will remain available until the maximum number of candidates to be forwarded according to the client company’s demand is reached.
*With information from consultancy
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