Bakcell,The First Mobile Operator and Leading Mobile Internet provider in Azerbaijan is pleased to invite young people, students and graduates between 18-25 to join the “Smart Start” internship program. The main purpose of this two-month program designed for students and graduates is to educate young people who are just making first steps in their careers with a professional working environment in one of the biggest companies in Azerbaijan, and help them gain hands-on knowledge and develop job-readiness skills.
Candidates who successfully pass the selection process will get an opportunity to join a two-month internship program in sales and marketing department. In the course of the program and with the help of the mentors, selected among the company’s leading specialists, the interns will be able to acquire relevant knowledge and skills and learn about the company’s overall structure and working principles. They will also take part in trainings on essential topics as career planning, business ethics, effective time management, effective communication, self-awareness, health safety and environment and others. Bakcell will provide the interns with a relevant monthly stipend to cover their daily food and transportation needs. Upon the completion of the internship program, all the participants will be evaluated and provided with certificates, confirming their participation in the project.
More detailed information about the “Smart Start” internship program is available athttp://developtalent.bakcell.com/az. The deadline for applications is 15th of May 2017.
It should be noted, that since 2014 more than 5500 students and young people applied to join the “Smart Start” program and 85 candidates have participated in the program after successfully performance during the selection process. As much as 16 interns, who have demonstrated the best results during the internship, were later employed by Bakcell, while 19 of them became employees of other companies. The other 50 participants are continuing their education at local and foreign universities.
Being one of the largest employers in Azerbaijan, Bakcell offers equal opportunities to all of the employees and candidates. The company respects and relies on the principles of transparency during the selection and employment processes.
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About Bakcell
Bakcell, The First Mobile Operator and Leading Mobile Internet Provider of Azerbaijan, offers a wide range of products for modern mobile communications users. Bakcell provides the class-leading 3G and 4G mobile internet experience in the country under the Sür@ brand name.
With more than 5300 base stations, the network of Bakcell covers more than 99% of the population and 93% of the land area of the country (excluding the occupied territories). Bakcell is a leader in innovation and focuses on bringing the best of the mobile internet to Azerbaijanis through new partnerships and its Sür@ services. Bakcell 3G service is available in all regions of Azerbaijan and covers 93% of population.
For more information about Bakcell and offered products and services, please visit www.bakcell.com or call 555. For press releases please see www.bakcell.com/az/news (or www.bakcell.com/en/news for press releases in English).
If you are not a Bakcell subscriber, but wish to find out about Bakcell and its services, please call 055 0000 555
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