New City Hall Contest Offering Up to R$ 6,000: 77 Positions for Elementary Level

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Applications Are Open Until October 25, See How to Participate in the City Hall Contest and the Available Opportunities

The public contest of the City Hall of Poção de Pedras, in Maranhão, is in the final stretch of applications. After a process of interruptions and changes in the schedule, the applications have been reopened and can be submitted until October 25, 2024. The selection offers 77 vacancies for various positions at fundamental, medium, and higher education levels, with salaries ranging from R$ 1,412.00 to R$ 6,000.00.

With the change of the institution responsible for the contest, now conducted by the Social Institute of Citizenship Juscelino Kubitschek, candidates should pay attention to the changes in the application process, the calendar, and the evaluation stages. The contest covers opportunities in various areas, including health, administration, and public services.

Changes in the Application Process

Initially, the applications for the City Hall contest of Poção de Pedras were scheduled to end in July, but the contest was canceled and reopened with the substitution of the responsible institute. Now, candidates must submit their applications through the Juscelino Kubitschek Institute’s website until October 25, 2024. The application fee varies according to the required education level for the position:

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Available Positions in the City Hall Contest

The contest offers opportunities for different education levels, with vacancies distributed among fundamental, medium/technical, and higher education positions. The work hours vary from 20 to 40 hours per week, depending on the position, and salaries can reach up to R$ 6,000.00. Here are some of the main available positions:

Fundamental Level

Driver Category B: 1 vacancy (Salary: R$ 1,412.00)
Driver Categories D and E: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 1,800.00)
General Services Assistant: 11 vacancies, including 1 for PCD (Salary: R$ 1,412.00)
Funeral Agent: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 1,412.00)

Medium/Technical Level

Nursing Technician: 6 vacancies (Salary: R$ 2,200.00)
Dental Office Technician: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 1,500.00)
Municipal Civil Guard: 4 vacancies (Salary: R$ 2,000.00)
Traffic Agent: 5 vacancies (Salary: R$ 2,000.00)

Higher Level

General Practitioner: 1 vacancy (Salary: R$ 6,000.00)
Municipal Attorney: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 4,000.00)
Dentist: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 3,200.00)
Physiotherapist: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 2,500.00)
Nutritionist: 2 vacancies (Salary: R$ 3,000.00)

In addition to these, there are several other vacancies for positions such as psychologist, social worker, pharmacist, and nurse, among others. The contest offers opportunities for both entry-level professionals and those with established experience.

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New City Hall Contest Offering Up to R$ 6,000: 77 Positions for Elementary Level

Applications Are Open Until October 25, See How to Participate in the City Hall Contest and the Available Opportunities

Changes in the Application Process

Available Positions in the City Hall Contest

Fundamental Level

Medium/Technical Level

Higher Level

CLICK HERE AND APPLY NOW!

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Applications Are Open Until October 25, See How to Participate in the City Hall Contest and the Available Opportunities

Changes in the Application Process

Available Positions in the City Hall Contest

Fundamental Level

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CLICK HERE AND APPLY NOW!

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