22.550 vagas para concursos públicos com salários de até 33,7 mil reais

22,550 Positions Available For Public Competitions With Salaries Up To 33,700 Reais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/02/2020 at 10:40

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Several Regions of Brazil Cover the 22,550 Open Positions Offered, with Salaries That Can Reach Over 33 Thousand Reais

Public competitions offer more than 22,550 positions in various regions of Brazil. These positions refer to selected competitions, meaning they have better salaries and more vacancies. The offered salary can reach R$ 33,700. Over 2 thousand positions for free vocational courses in February

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Nationwide, if all the vacancies offered in all competitions are considered, there are over 29 thousand open positions throughout the country. The opportunities are for various positions and for all levels of education.

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Among the areas and institutions offered, we highlight: Aeronautics, IBGE, Navy, Military Public Ministry, Public Ministry of RS, Military Police of Minas Gerais, City Hall of various cities, among many others.

There are over 5 thousand cities across Brazil, including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Salvador, and many more. To check the complete list of offered vacancies, just click here!

Additionally, there are over 2 thousand vacancies for free vocational courses available this February. The FAS (Social Action Foundation) of Curitiba, Paraná, is offering nearly 2,200 vacancies for free vocational courses throughout the month of February, for numerous areas of expertise. Of the 2,192 positions offered, 1,722 will be for the general public and 470 vacancies for the priority category. Click here to check the complete news.

22,550 Positions Available For Public Competitions With Salaries Up To 33,700 Reais

Several Regions of Brazil Cover the 22,550 Open Positions Offered, with Salaries That Can Reach Over 33 Thousand Reais

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22,550 Positions Available For Public Competitions With Salaries Up To 33,700 Reais

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