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SENA Offers 100 Job Opportunities in Austria for Colombian Professionals

Global Economic Times Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-23 15:57:02
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The Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje (SENA) has announced a significant opportunity for Colombian professionals, offering 100 job vacancies in Austria. This initiative, in collaboration with a prominent European company, aims to connect skilled Colombian workers with international career prospects.

Key Highlights:

Opportunity: 100 vacancies in Austria for qualified Colombian professionals.
Target: Colombian professionals that meet the requirements.
Benefits: Long term contracts, competitive salaries, and additional benefits.
Application: Application only through the SENA web page.
Position Highlight: Professional nurses are in high demand.
Salary for Nurses: 2,996 euros gross monthly.
Application deadline: April 20, 2025 or until the vacancies have been filled.
Professional Nurse Position Details

One of the most in demand position is for professional nurses. Applicants must have a professional nursing degree. The position offers a contract with a gross monthly salary of 2,996 euros, payed 14 times a year. Additional benefits include coverage of homologation costs, language certification support, and document translation.

Application Process

Applicants must register or update their resumes on the SENA web platform and apply directly through the platform. Be prepared for either an in person or virtual interview.

Important Note

The SENA emphasizes that all its services are free and do not require intermediaries. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly, as the application window will close once the required number of resumes is received.

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