Angra dos Reis lança concurso com 228 vagas e salários até 3,2 mil

Angra dos Reis Launches Contest with 228 Positions and Salaries Up to 3,200

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Published on 09/10/2019 at 16:46

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The City Hall of Angra dos Reis in Rio de Janeiro Launches Edital for Public Competition to Fill Over 200 Positions in Fundamental, Middle and Higher Education Levels.

The City Hall of the municipality of Angra dos Reis in the state of Rio de Janeiro has just launched an edital for a new competition through the Getulio Vargas Foundation. The works of the drillships from the Brasfels shipyard will be resumed, see here!
There are 228 positions offered in the education area aiming to fill 228 immediate vacancies and create a reserve list for positions in fundamental, middle and higher levels at the municipal Department of Education.

The approved candidates will start to be called in 2020 according to the municipality’s needs, and the validity period of the competition will be two years, extendable for another two, as defined by the city hall.
Applications begin tomorrow, on 10/10/2019 at 2 PM and can be submitted until 4 PM on November 6, 2019.

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Applications

You can apply online starting tomorrow (10/10),by clicking here on this link. The application fee is R$ 43.00 for fundamental level positions, R$ 55.00 for middle level, and R$ 63.00 for higher level positions.

The tests will be in December and the competition will consist of an objective test with 50, 60, or 70 questions, depending on the position, and a title evaluation for Teachers.
The objective tests will be held on December 15, at locations and times announced in advance on the FGV website. The preliminary official answer key and the preliminary results of the objective tests will be published at the electronic address www.fgv.br/fgvprojetos/concursos/angra2019.

Angra dos Reis Launches Contest with 228 Positions and Salaries Up to 3,200

The City Hall of Angra dos Reis in Rio de Janeiro Launches Edital for Public Competition to Fill Over 200 Positions in Fundamental, Middle and Higher Education Levels.

Applications

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Angra dos Reis Launches Contest with 228 Positions and Salaries Up to 3,200

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Applications

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