Public Competition In The State Of Maranhão Offers More Than 5,000 Positions With Salaries Up To R$ 6,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/03/2020 at 14:55

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The Municipal City Hall of the State of Maranhão Opened a Total of 5,600 Job Openings Through a Contest

If you are a candidate, you can already be happy, as the state of Maranhão has just published an amazing announcement. The job openings will be offered for the city halls of Vicente Férrer, São Pedro, and Bom Jesus.

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This is not just about the job openings from the state of Maranhão’s city hall, but also several other positions, such as in the IBGE contest, which is also offering more than 4,000 positions along with the regional pharmacy council (CRF) – the salaries offered for these contest positions can reach up to 5,000 reais.

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IBGE

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) opened today (16) positions for two selection processes and some even for temporary hiring in the information collection sector of the 2020 Demographic Census.

Positions for Those Interested in the Contests

For those interested in competing for one of these more than 5,000 job openings, whether for Municipal Census Agent (ACM) or Census Supervisor Agent (ACS). Please note that all other positions are intended for candidates with a high school diploma.

What to Do to Register

All registrations began today (16) and will remain open until the 24th of this March. All the information for registration can be found in the announcement online, the organizing committee of the contest is Cebraspe. When visiting the site, you will find information regarding the exams. To compete for one of these job openings, you must pay a fee of R$ 35.80 for positions requiring a high school diploma and R$ 23.61 for Census Taker. The other amounts can be paid online or at any bank.

Public Competition In The State Of Maranhão Offers More Than 5,000 Positions With Salaries Up To R$ 6,000

The Municipal City Hall of the State of Maranhão Opened a Total of 5,600 Job Openings Through a Contest

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IBGE

Positions for Those Interested in the Contests

What to Do to Register

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