With Salaries Up to R$ 23,600, Quatro Barras City Hall Opens Public Competition Offering 96 Positions for Intermediate, Technical, and Higher Education

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With 96 Available Positions, the Quatro Barras City Hall Launches Public Competition Offering Opportunities for Various Areas and Education Levels

The Quatro Barras City Hall, located in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba (RMC), announced the opening of a public competition with 96 positions, as well as the formation of a reserve list. The salaries range from R$ 1,432.90 to R$ 23,683.33, covering positions for elementary, middle, and higher education levels.

The registrations for the competition started on Friday (3) and will go until January 23. Interested parties must access the official competition website to register, with fees ranging from R$ 60 to R$ 100. Candidates who meet the exemption criteria have until January 7 to request the benefit.

Diversity of Opportunities in the City Hall Competition

Among the positions offered in the new City Hall competition are positions for doctors, surgeons, engineers, pharmacists, doormen, teachers, among others. Here are some of the main opportunities:

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Exams and Assessments in the Competition

The selection process of the competition will consist of two main phases: an objective written test and a title assessment. The objective test is scheduled for February 23, covering content in Portuguese, mathematics, general knowledge, and specific knowledge, depending on the position.

Candidates approved in the written test will undergo the title assessment, which will be of a classificatory nature. The final result of the competition will be announced on April 23.

Validity of the Competition and Expectations

The public competition of the Quatro Barras City Hall will be valid for two years from the date of ratification, with the possibility of extension for an equal period. This initiative offers an excellent opportunity for professionals in various fields to enter the job market with stability and good salaries.

With a diverse range of positions and an attractive salary range, the Quatro Barras competition promises to attract many candidates. Don’t miss the chance to participate and secure a position in one of the most promising city halls in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba.

With Salaries Up to R$ 23,600, Quatro Barras City Hall Opens Public Competition Offering 96 Positions for Intermediate, Technical, and Higher Education

With 96 Available Positions, the Quatro Barras City Hall Launches Public Competition Offering Opportunities for Various Areas and Education Levels

Diversity of Opportunities in the City Hall Competition

Exams and Assessments in the Competition

Validity of the Competition and Expectations

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