Contest With 13,795 Vacancies in Education and Registrations Until August 21 — See Who Can Participate

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 22/07/2025 at 07:24

Updated on 22/07/2025 at 07:25

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The Government of Minas Has Just Launched a New Public Contest That Promises to Transform the State Education Network. There Are Almost 14 Thousand Vacancies Distributed Throughout the State, Focusing on Teachers, Analysts, and Technicians. The Initiative Aims to Strengthen the Permanent Staff and Ensure More Quality in Minas Education.

The Government of Minas Opened Registrations for a New Public Contest in the Education Area This Monday (7/21).

There Are 13,795 Vacancies Available Throughout the State, Aimed at Teachers, Specialists, Technicians, and Analysts.

Registrations Are Open Until 4 PM on August 21, Through the Website of the Organizing Body Consulplan.

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Diverse Roles and Regional Distribution

The Opportunities Are Distributed Among All 47 Regional Superintendencies of Education (SREs) and Also at the Central Unit of SEE/MG, in Belo Horizonte.

The Positions Offered Are: Basic Education Teacher (PEB), Basic Education Specialist (EEB), Education Technician (TDE), Basic Education Analyst (AEB), Educational Analyst (ANE), and Educational Analyst in the Role of School Inspection (ANE/IE).

The Secretary of State for Education, Igor de Alvarenga, Highlighted the Importance of the Exam: “This Is a Great Opportunity for Those Who Want to Be Part of This Transformation in Minas Education.”

Valorization of Public Servants

The Secretary of State for Planning and Management, Silvia Listgarten, Also Reinforced the Strategic Role of the Initiative. “The Contest Aims to Valorize the Education Workforce and Ensure the Quality of Education in Minas Gerais. These Professionals Will Contribute to the State and the Training of Minas Students,” She Declared.

The Notice Also Provides for the Formation of a Reserve List for Various Roles and Regions, in Addition to Reserving 10% of the Vacancies for People with Disabilities, in Accordance with State Law No. 11,867/1995.

Waiver of Registration Fee

Candidates Who Wish to Request a Fee Waiver Have Until Next Thursday (7/24) to Make the Request.

All Information Is Available on the Websites of Consulplan and the Department of Education.

Appointments Continue

Last Saturday (7/19), the Government Published a New Batch of Appointments from the Previous Contest (Seplag/SEE Notice No. 3/2023).

33 Surplus Approved Candidates Were Appointed: 15 Educational Analysts, 14 Educational Analysts in the Role of School Inspection, and 4 Basic Education Teachers.

According to Gláucia Santos, Undersecretary for Human Resources Management at SEE/MG, the Goal Is to Consolidate a Network Composed Mostly of Permanent Servants.

In Total, 27,818 Appointments Have Been Made Since the Beginning of the Current Administration.

Contest With 13,795 Vacancies in Education and Registrations Until August 21 — See Who Can Participate

Diverse Roles and Regional Distribution

Valorization of Public Servants

Waiver of Registration Fee

Appointments Continue

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Waiver of Registration Fee

Appointments Continue

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China has begun the second phase of energy assistance to Cuba with a 120 MW solar generation plan, and the first result is a photovoltaic park with batteries that regulates voltage, controls frequency, and provides local autonomy to an island suffocated by chronic blackouts.

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