Azerfloat Summer Internship Program

Azerfloat Summer Internship Program
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Date: 21 May 2022

"Azerfloat" CJSC participated in the XII Graduate Careers Exhibition held at the Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU) on May 21.

At the exhibition aimed at expanding the employment capabilities of students and graduates, Azerfloat offered young participants the opportunity to join the 1st Azerfloat Summer Internship Program. The Graduate Careers exhibition is a mutually beneficial platform both for students who have acquired theoretical knowledge, thus, are seeking to join the labor market as qualified workers, and for employers who are introduced to promising candidates suitable for filling available vacancies, as well as, expanding human resource talent pools of their respective organizations.



"Azerfloat" CJSC is the first and only producer of float glass in Azerbaijan. The Company has attracted major attention in the local and foreign markets. It contributes to the nation’s job creation efforts by providing opportunity to young people who would like to test themselves in high-tech, innovative jobs. Developing the potential of highly qualified specialists in the field of glass production in our country is one of the strategic goals of Azerfloat. The Company received hundreds of applications from students and graduates participating in the career fair to participate in the Azerfloat Summer Internship Program. Azerfloat is committed to expanding career opportunities for talented students and graduates.

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