Become A Tutor At A Federal Institute! IFMG Opens Applications For UAB Tutor At IFMG

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Published on 17/10/2024 at 03:21

Updated on 17/10/2024 at 03:23

IFMG abre 10 vagas para tutor da UAB com bolsa de R$ 1.100,00. Inscrições até 24 de outubro de 2024. Saiba mais sobre como se inscrever!

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IFMG Offers 10 Positions for Tutors in Diverse Poles in Minas Gerais, with a Scholarship of R$ 1,100.00. Apply by October 24, 2024, and Take Advantage of This Opportunity to Work in the Specialization Course in Professional and Technological Education.

Want to Secure an Incredible Job Opportunity at One of the Most Respected Institutions in the Country?

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Has Just Opened Positions for Tutors in the Specialization Course in Professional and Technological Education (EPT).

If you have experience in higher education and are looking for a new challenge, this may be your chance.

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But be careful, the application deadline is closing soon, and the requirements are quite specific. Don’t miss the opportunity to apply for one of the 10 open positions in various poles.

According to Notice 453/2024, IFMG is offering 10 positions for on-site tutors under the Open University of Brazil (UAB) Program.

The positions are distributed across five poles: Bambuí, Bom Despacho, Campo Belo, Ilicínea, and Nova Serrana. Each pole has two available positions, and candidates must meet rigorous criteria to apply.

What are the criteria to apply? A bachelor’s degree in any field of knowledge is required, as well as at least one year of experience in higher education teaching.

Another important requirement is to present a declaration proving that there is no reduction in workload for training, in case the applicant is a server of IFMG.

Additionally, the candidate must be available to fulfill 20 hours of weekly activity, consisting of 12 hours online and 8 hours on-site.

How much does a tutor earn? Selected tutors will receive a scholarship of R$ 1,100.00, as stipulated by CAPES Ordinance No. 35 of February 16, 2025.

However, it is important to highlight that the scholarship amount is temporary and does not create an employment bond with IFMG, which may be a point to consider for interested candidates.

Selection Process: Applications, which close on October 24, 2024, must be submitted exclusively through the electronic form available on IFMG’s official website.

The selection process will consist of a curricular analysis, with a maximum score of 100 points.

The classification of candidates will be conducted in descending order, and the best-ranked will be called as needed for the course.

Monitoring the Selection Process: To ensure that you do not miss any stage of the process, it is essential to follow the publications on the official portal of IFMG.

There, the results and all relevant information about the progress of the selection will be disclosed.

Summary of Key Points:

Positions: 10 on-site tutors distributed across five poles
Locations: Bambuí, Bom Despacho, Campo Belo, Ilicínea, and Nova Serrana
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in any field and at least one year of experience in higher education teaching
Scholarship: R$ 1,100.00 (temporary nature)
Applications: Until October 24, 2024
Selection: Curricular analysis with a score of up to 100 points

Now that you know everything about this opportunity, will you let this chance slip away? Do you think the scholarship amount is fair for the tutor role? Comment and share your opinion!

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