Volunteering is also a way to enter the labor market
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Young graduates from any university degree and 30 years old to have an option to live in voluntary work experience within the Paraná or even outside the country.
Registration is now open for the selection process of AIESEC, an international NGO that aims to provide opportunities for leadership, personal development and exchange.
The NGO AIESEC has five thousand companies partners, both inside and outside Brazil. Are about eight thousand positions offered each year, and 7500 exchanges.
That is, the couple can work in companies in specific sectors in its area of operation, but without pay or even make the exchange. Generally the NGOs recommended that the couple have both experiences, but he can choose one of them if you want.
Once selected, the person goes through three weeks of adaptation by the NGO called Input and then choose if you want to volunteer work that is often ten hours a week or exchange.
The whole process lasts a year and a half years, which gives the rotation program. The selection is made twice a year, with the last attended by approximately 200 applicants.
In addition to working in the company, exchanges can also be focused on the development of activities related to community, social responsibility work in NGOs, universities or other institutions or even in work related to teaching languages.
Entries can be made through the website of the NGO (www.aiesec.org.br) until September 4, with the payment of a fee of $ 10. The candidate must also attend an informative lecture on the role of NGOs. More information, call 41-3360-4426.
AIESEC was founded in France in 1948 by students of Management and Economics from seven different countries. In Brazil it works for 39 years, and in Curitiba, there are 24.
The NGO is present in 107 countries and is maintained at rates that companies pay to stay in their data platform, and also the platform for users who pay a single fee for keeping their names in the NGOs. In Paraná it has three offices: in the capital, in Maringá and Londrina.
Only in Curitiba is currently 64 members serving voluntarily, seven trainees and nine other foreigners outside the country. Currently it has 1,600 members in Brazil on business and volunteers held in 2008, 312 exchanges.
Source: California Online
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