74 Positions and Salaries of R$ 2,300 – City Hall Contest in Paraná Has Open Applications

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 14/11/2024 at 13:33

Updated on 14/11/2024 at 13:35

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City Hall in Paraná Opens Public Competition with 74 Vacancies and Salaries of R$ 2,3 Thousand; Check How to Apply

If you are looking for a new job opportunity and are interested in working in the educational field, pay attention: the City Hall of Cascavel, in the west of Paraná, has opened a public competition with 74 vacancies for the position of Support Agent. With a workload of 40 hours per week and a salary of R$ 2,350.57, this may be the chance you were waiting for to start a career in the public sector.

Vacancies and Salaries in the City Hall Competition in Paraná

The opportunities are for those who have completed high school and want to work in the municipal education network. Selected candidates will assist in the care and monitoring of students in school and extracurricular activities, as well as participate in courses and training in the city.

The role of a Support Agent is essential for the proper functioning of schools, as these professionals are directly involved in the development of students, contributing to a welcoming and organized educational environment.

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How to Participate?

Applications open on Monday, November 18, and will be accepted until December 7. The process is simple: just access the competition website, fill out the form, and pay the fee of R$ 100. With the advancement of technology, signing up for public competitions has never been easier, and it is a great opportunity for those seeking financial and career stability.

For those concerned about preparations, it is worth noting that the competition requires dedication to studies. The objective test, which is eliminatory and classificatory, will be held on January 9 and will cover content in Portuguese language, logical reasoning and mathematics, as well as themes of ethics, citizenship and politics.

These areas of knowledge are essential for the function of Support Agent, as the work involves effective communication and daily problem-solving, always with social and ethical responsibility.

Schedule and Results

After the objective test, qualified candidates will undergo a pre-employment exam, also eliminatory. The final result of the competition in Paraná will be announced on February 21, and the competition is valid for two years, with the possibility of extension.

Tips for the Exam

For those who want to stand out, it is essential to dedicate yourself to studies and, if possible, solve previous competition tests, in addition to studying specific content. Logical reasoning exercises and practice in text interpretation can make a difference in performance. Take the chance to secure a spot in this competition in Paraná!

If you see yourself in a school environment, helping in the development and well-being of students, don’t let this opportunity pass you by. Good luck and happy studying!

74 Positions and Salaries of R$ 2,300 – City Hall Contest in Paraná Has Open Applications

City Hall in Paraná Opens Public Competition with 74 Vacancies and Salaries of R$ 2,3 Thousand; Check How to Apply

Vacancies and Salaries in the City Hall Competition in Paraná

How to Participate?

Schedule and Results

Tips for the Exam

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74 Positions and Salaries of R$ 2,300 – City Hall Contest in Paraná Has Open Applications

City Hall in Paraná Opens Public Competition with 74 Vacancies and Salaries of R$ 2,3 Thousand; Check How to Apply

Vacancies and Salaries in the City Hall Competition in Paraná

How to Participate?

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Tips for the Exam

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