Udecino student, looking for paid work placements?

The Young State Program promoted by the Ministry of Labor and Public Service opened registrations for students for internship positions until June 26, 2018.

The Ministry of Labor and the Administrative Department of Public Service, through the Young State Program, offer 136 internship positions in public entities to students aged between 18 and 28 years, belonging to undergraduate higher education at the normal school, technical professional, technological and professional levels.

Students from the University of Deusto interested in doing their paid work placements in the public sector can register for the Young State Program until June 26, 2018.

This initiative, promoted by the Ministry of Labor and Public Administration, seeks to promote youth employment and entrepreneurship to overcome barriers to accessing the labor market.

Work placements will last five months for administrative trainees and twelve months for Judicial trainees who have passed all the subjects that make up the curriculum of the Law program.

It's worth noting that one of the benefits of the Young State Program is the funding of work placements. Full-time placements offer students a minimum wage of one minimum monthly wage (SMLV), while part-time placements offer a stipend of half the SMLV, plus social security contributions (EPS, AFP, and ARL).

Interested students from Udecino can register their resume in the Public Employment Service Information System through this link.

In addition, they can consult the national offer of available practice placements in the job search (using the keyword “Young State”).

Don't forget to submit a letter of introduction to the Young State program through your Higher Education Institution. This letter should include the student's academic information and details of the internship position they are applying for (position code, type of internship, public entity, authorized duration of the internship, etc.).

Would you be interested in seeing the instructions for formalizing the Young State Program internships?.

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