Exam Candidate: Check the Announcement for the Palmares Paulista City Hall Contest — São Paulo 2023

Exam Candidate: Check the Announcement for the Palmares Paulista City Hall Contest — São Paulo 2023 — See Below for Details About This Contest

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 25/01/2023 at 18:02

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The City Hall of Palmares Paulista, São Paulo, is publicizing how its new competition will be conducted in 2023, how to create reserve registries for different positions at literate, medium, and higher education levels.

This reserve registry formation serves for convocations as the needs of the municipal administration arise within the validity period of the contest.

Opening of Applications:

– 01/19/2023

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APPLICATIONS OPEN UNTIL FEBRUARY

The applications for the contest will remain open until 1:00 PM on February 2, 2023, online, at the following website, click here to register. The fee charged for the vacancies at the literate and medium level will be R$ 40.00 and R$ 6000 for higher education positions.

EXAMS:

The public contest will consist of an objective written exam for all positions and qualification tests of a classificatory nature for higher education positions, and a practical exam of a classificatory nature for the Driver position.

The objective exams will be held on February 12 at locations that will be announced on February 7.

This exam will have 30 multiple-choice questions, including 10 in Portuguese language and text interpretation, 05 in logical reasoning/quantitative mathematics, and 15 in specific knowledge.

Even if approved, to take office, the candidate must present some personal documents required at the time of appointment.

However, the validity period of the public contest is two years, starting from the date of publication of the homologation, which can be extended for an equal period, only once.

Exam Candidate: Check the Announcement for the Palmares Paulista City Hall Contest — São Paulo 2023 — See Below for Details About This Contest

The City Hall of Palmares Paulista, São Paulo, is publicizing how its new competition will be conducted in 2023, how to create reserve registries for different positions at literate, medium, and higher education levels.

APPLICATIONS OPEN UNTIL FEBRUARY

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Exam Candidate: Check the Announcement for the Palmares Paulista City Hall Contest — São Paulo 2023 — See Below for Details About This Contest

The City Hall of Palmares Paulista, São Paulo, is publicizing how its new competition will be conducted in 2023, how to create reserve registries for different positions at literate, medium, and higher education levels.

APPLICATIONS OPEN UNTIL FEBRUARY

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