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Exchange helps in career and skill development

14/12/2015 0 By Rodrigo Cintra

Issue of the day 14/12/2015

14/12/2015 11h36 – Updated 14/12/2015 15h27

Meet four young men who have already made exchanges.
Learn how this experience has time to get a job.

Job room Monday (14) talks about the dream of Brazilian students to work and live abroad. They want to build a career and develop skills. Meet four young men who have already made exchanges and how that experience counts when it comes to getting a job.

Alexia Pinheiro Cabral, Esther Fuentes and Julie Damame make college of international relations. Thais Buchipiguel administration progresses. Rodrigo Cintra is director of internationalization of ESPM, college they study.

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"On here, we have 50% of students who become involved in exchange or short or long term, at least one week off they end up spending. It's more than a job search, It is a search career. The way we have to think the world can not really have a single national experience. From a certain level within companies, you need to effectively live with other cultures and other types of demand ", tells Rodrigo.

More Brazilians are willing to leave Brazil to hold a job opportunity abroad. According to CareerBuilder survey, the percentage of professionals who accept a job abroad went from 75,9% in 2014 for 79,2% in this year.

According to students, no point doing that high school school exchange, it is the faculty that counts. See their testimony.

You have to make the exchange back to the area you want, with the materials that will help you in your career. If you do not have English, you are already cut off immediately the process. Spanish is required, but not enough to be essential and the third language becomes differential if you have relationship with the company”
Alexia Pinheiro Cabral
In my internship interview, my boss spoke Hebrew and tested me. I got my job at the time he asked me in Hebrew and I said to him "
Thai Buchpigel
It has several reasons to study abroad: professional development, personnel and the issue of the crisis is critical, that makes you think twice about seeing other countries as an option "
Esther Fuentes
Everyone going out and seeing these new creative ideas by opening your horizons. We can bring cool stuff for Brazil also
Julie Damame

The CEO of CareerBuilder, Eduardo Thuler, He participated in a chat here on the site and JH answered questions about exchange and careers. See the video above.

Source: http://g1.globo.com/jornal-hoje/noticia/2015/12/intercambio-ajuda-na-carreira-e-no-desenvolvimento-de-habilidades.html

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Post-doctorate in Territorial Competitiveness and Creative Industries, by Dinâmia - Center for the Study of Socioeconomic Change, of Sciences of the Institute of Labor and Enterprise (ISCTE, Lisboa, Portugal). PhD in International Relations from the University of Brasilia (2007); Master in Political Science from the University of São Paulo (2001); and a degree in International Relations from the Catholic University of São Paulo (1998). Academic Director of ESPM-SP graduation and Head of International Office.

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