With Salaries Up to R$ 12,000, New City Hall Contest Offers Career Opportunities in Various Fields and All Education Levels

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Published on 25/09/2024 at 21:31

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The Applications for the City Hall Exam Are Open for 94 Positions at Elementary, Middle, and Higher Levels with Attractive Salaries

The City Hall of Japonvar, located in the state of Minas Gerais, announced the opening of its latest public competition, offering 94 immediate positions for candidates of various education levels. The announcement no. 001/2024, which regulates the selection process, is being extended by the Support Foundation for the Development of Higher Education in Northern Minas (FADENOR).

Salaries vary up to R$ 12,000.00, depending on the workload, and applications are open between September and October 2024, according to the website Competitions in Brazil.

Positions Offered in the City Hall Competition of Japonvar

The opportunities are distributed among positions at elementary, middle, technical, and higher levels. Candidates approved will work in shifts of up to 40 hours a week, and salaries vary according to workload and the education level required.

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Elementary Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Janitor
Gardener
Heavy Vehicle Driver
Heavy Machinery Operator
Mason
Metalworker
School Aide
Agricultural Tractor Driver
General Services Assistant
Carpenter
Gravedigger
Sanitary Inspector

Middle or Technical Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Administrative Assistant
Dental Health Assistant
Library Assistant
Secretary Assistant
Social Educator/Music/Art/Dance
Maintenance Technician
Social Coordinator
Receptionist
School Secretary
Technical Level in Social Policies
Nursing Technician
Pharmacy Technician
IT Technician
Dental Health Technician
Education Monitor

Higher Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Social Worker
Nurse
Pharmacist
Physiotherapist
General Practitioner
Nutritionist
Dentist
Specialized Educational Service Teacher
Teacher I (Early Childhood and Elementary Education – 1st to 5th Grade)
Teacher II (Mathematics, Arts, Religious Education, Physical Education, and English)
Psychologist
Lawyer
Physical Educator
Specialist in Basic Education
Speech Therapist
Psychopedagogue
Tax Inspector

How to Register

Those interested in participating in the City Hall competition of Japonvar can register online, on the official FADENOR website, between 8 a.m. on September 12 and 5 p.m. on October 10, 2024. Registration fees vary according to the required education level for each position:

Elementary Level: R$ 70.00;
Middle and Technical Level: R$ 80.00;
Higher Level: R$ 100.00;

It is essential that candidates carefully read the announcement (ACCESS THE ANNOUNCEMENT HERE) and its guidelines to ensure that they meet all necessary requirements.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Selection Stages

The selection of candidates will be conducted through objective tests, which will take place on November 24, 2024. The objective tests will have eliminatory and classificatory character, covering content related to the chosen position, such as specific and general knowledge.

In addition to the objective tests, there will be a document analysis stage, aimed only at candidates of higher education, with an exclusively classificatory character. In this phase, documents that prove the academic background and professional experience of the candidates will be evaluated.

With Salaries Up to R$ 12,000, New City Hall Contest Offers Career Opportunities in Various Fields and All Education Levels

The Applications for the City Hall Exam Are Open for 94 Positions at Elementary, Middle, and Higher Levels with Attractive Salaries

Positions Offered in the City Hall Competition of Japonvar

Elementary Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Middle or Technical Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Higher Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

How to Register

Selection Stages

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Positions Offered in the City Hall Competition of Japonvar

Elementary Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Middle or Technical Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

Higher Level Positions in the City Hall Competition

How to Register

Selection Stages

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While Brazil has been discussing bullet trains for 16 years, China delivers 5 new high-speed lines in 2026, surpasses 50,000 km of HSR, and moves 1 billion passengers in a single year.

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