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Casa da Moeda Competition Opens Applications for 68 Positions in High School and Higher Education Levels

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 11/01/2024 at 11:05

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The Brazilian Mint announces the highly anticipated Contest, offering 68 positions, of which 54 are for immediate hiring and 14 for the creation of a reserve list.

Applications can be made until January 31, 2024, exclusively on the Cesgranrio Foundation’s website, which is responsible as the organizing body. To compete, candidates must pay attention to the registration fee, which varies according to the level of education: R$90.00 for technical high school positions and R$120.00 for higher education positions.

Fee Waiver and Diversity of Opportunities in the Brazilian Mint Contest

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Selection Process Stages

First Stage: Diverse Assessments

The selection consists of up to two stages. In the first, candidates will face Objective Tests, Physical Ability Test (exclusive for Safety Technician), Psychological Assessment (exclusive for Safety Technician), and hetero-identification procedure for self-declared black candidates.

Second Stage: Comprehensive Assessment

The second stage of the contest consists of the Biopsychosocial Qualification, evaluating economic, financial, and functional integrity, as well as pre-employment medical exams.

Details of the Objective Test

The objective test, with a maximum score of 100 points, will consist of multiple-choice questions, distributed according to each position. Candidates will be ranked based on the points they achieve, with those scoring below 40% of the total points being eliminated.

Therefore, this contest by the Brazilian Mint offers a unique opportunity for professionals seeking stability and growth in their careers.

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Casa da Moeda Competition Opens Applications for 68 Positions in High School and Higher Education Levels

Fee Waiver and Diversity of Opportunities in the Brazilian Mint Contest

Selection Process Stages

First Stage: Diverse Assessments

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Details of the Objective Test

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