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The Cosentino Group, a world leader in quartz surfaces and marble and best known for his trademark Silestone, presented this afternoon at the Student House UPCT the second edition of 'Cosentino Drives' program aimed at finding young talent.
"Cosentino Boost 'is a program for young trainee contracts with a duration of 12 months and through which students can take part in a training and development of skills and knowledge in different areas of the Group, for the purpose of prepare to give boost to your career.
The company seeks bilingual Spanish and foreign universities with professional training in industrial engineering, telecommunications or building, as well as degrees in Business Administration and Architecture.
Adapting profiles seeking multinational specialized training provided by the Polytechnic University of Cartagena led to the first edition of the program, of the 31 selected international university four students were UPCT.
This is the case of 25-year pachequeña Arancha Hermosilla, who works in a month and a half in the industrial complex that the group has Cantoria, Almería.
Blake works there in the manufacture of ultra-compact surface Dekton, new product Cosentino, applying his training UPCT degrees in Industrial Engineering Chemistry and Industrial Organization, and the Master of Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Processes.
"The HR team was able to fit my profile on your needs, because what my tasks in the production process go hand in hand with what I studied in UPCT" explains the young graduate of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena.
The Cosentino Group, the leading global producer within the synthetic stone industry employs 2,700 employees in 27 countries and has its main factory in Almeria.
To participate in the fellowship program, students should send their CV through the website Consentino Group.
Source: UPCT
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