ElvalHalcor: Paid internship programs

Elval, ElvalHalcor’s Aluminum Rolling Division, has created the “Engineers of Tomorrow” program, which gives new polytechnics graduates the opportunity to start their careers at their factory today as part of a 12-month paid internship. According to the company, through a meritocratic and inviolable selection process, 12 young engineers from today and for the next 12 months, will have the opportunity to gain a high level of work experience by practicing in real conditions and to undertake specialized projects in the individual parts of the factory in order to obtain specialized training depending on their educational subject.

At the same time, Halcor, Copper and Alloy Extrusion sector of ElvalHalcor, through the program “Bio-mechanical Horizons” welcomes another 12 young engineers who will participate in the respective program of twelve months of paid internships, which aims at the participation of cognitive in a modern and dynamic industrial work environment.

Both programs aspire to be an institution for ElvalHalcor in its quest to provide significant opportunities for young scientists, enabling them to embark on a career in their own country by contributing to the reversal of the brain drain and the UN Global Sustainable Development Goals. for Quality Education, Decent Work & Economic Development.

Welcoming today at Elval’s facilities in Inofyta, the 12 “Engineers of Tomorrow”, the Director of Human Resources of Elval and the Viohalco GroupSenior HR Director, Vera Pagoulaki said: “We are pleased to welcome today the new engineers who stood out Hundreds of candidates through a seamless and meritocratic selection process and today are taking the first step towards their future careers by joining an excellent working environment, the second largest hot-rolled aluminum plant in Europe. “We believe a lot in young people and through the well-structured selection process we have followed, we seek to integrate very smoothly into our work environment with the prospect of them staying with us.”

Respectively, the Director of Human Resources of Halcor, Lambros Karagiorgos, opening the “Bio-Mechanical Horizons” for the 12 young engineers who are starting their internship today in the field of Copper and Alloy Extrusion of ElvalHalcor stressed: “The competition was great. Today we welcome with great joy and high expectations the best among the many candidates of the “Bio-mechanical Horizons” program. Twelve extremely talented young engineers, whom we will train, mobilize and strengthen, offering them valuable supplies and prospects. through the experience they will gain as workers in the factories of the largest producer of copper pipes in Europe.Halcor is always on the side of young people both through this program and through a series of actions under the “Halcor – Edu” initiative connecting industry with education “.