Young Apprentice

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Job Summary: You will be responsible for supporting the administrative activities of the institution's departments, applying in practice the knowledge acquired in the Young Apprentice program. Key Highlights: 1. Opportunity to apply Young Apprentice course content in practice 2. Support for administrative routines 3. Professional development in a philanthropic healthcare environment In this position, you will support the administrative activities of other departments within the institution, with the opportunity to apply in practice the content covered in the Young Apprentice program. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Provide support for administrative routines according to the assigned department. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Completed or currently pursuing high school education; * Minimum age of 18 years; * Strong interpersonal skills; * Basic computer skills; * Must not have previously worked as a Young Apprentice under OSCEIA. **Additional Information** **BENEFITS:** * Transportation Allowance; * Meal Voucher; * Birthday Day Off; Partnerships with Educational Institutions; * **ADDITIONAL INFORMATION** * 30 hours \| Monday to Friday \- morning or afternoon shift * Remuneration: R$1\.035,00 The Goiás Association for Cancer Control (ACCG) is a private, philanthropic, and non-profit institution certified by the Ministry of Health as a Social Assistance Beneficent Entity in the Health Area (CEBAS\-Health). It is recognized as a State and Municipal Public Utility Entity and is affiliated with the Brazilian Association of Philanthropic Institutions for Cancer Control (Abificc). Founded in 1956 by Dr. Alberto Augusto de Araújo Jorge, with support from the Rotary Club of Goiânia, ACCG operates three units: the Araújo Jorge Cancer Hospital, the Anápolis Oncology Unit, and the Institute of Education and Research. As the region's sole High-Complexity Oncology Care Center (CACON), ACCG serves patients from Goiás and other states, performing over one million procedures annually, including consultations, hospitalizations, surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy.