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iFood young apprentice program registrations end on Monday

extra11 September 2026 at 17:19

iFood has open registrations for its Young Apprentice program until next Monday (day 14). The program lasts 15 to 16 months and offers a salary of R$ 1,142.33, plus benefits. Interested candidates should apply through the company's careers website.

The opportunities are distributed across various areas of the business, including Technology, Finance, Marketing and Communication, Operations and Logistics, People, Legal, Customer Service, Commercial, and Support. Young people aged 18 to 22 who are currently enrolled in or have completed high school may apply.

Candidates must reside in São Paulo or Osasco, or have easy access to these regions. They must be available to work a 6-hour daily schedule during four days of the week, plus one day per week dedicated to in-person theoretical training in the Liberdade neighborhood, in São Paulo.

The program structure consists of dynamic stages, focused on the company's ecosystem and purpose, including monthly meetings. The program aims to provide practical and theoretical training to the participating young people.

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