Goianésia City Chamber (GO) Opens 55 Job Positions

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 18/03/2020 at 11:46

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If You Were Waiting for a Competition, You Can Now Secure Your Job Vacancy in This Competition in Goianésia

There will be a total of 55 vacancies available in the Goianésia City Hall Competition (GO), with opportunities for both high school and higher education levels.

55 Job Vacancies

The registration fees for those preparing for the competition range from R$ 50 to R$ 110, depending on the candidate’s education level, that is – high school with the lowest fee and for higher education students or graduates a fee slightly above average.

About the Goianésia Competition Notice

To those interested, it is important to emphasize that throughout the selection process, the main objective is to fill the 55 job vacancies – hiring of 55 new employees, but out of these 55 job vacancies, only 12 will be for immediate occupancy and the remaining 43 for the formation of a reserve register for future opportunities. There are opportunities for all education levels.

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About the Competition Registrations

To those interested in the job vacancies available through the Goianésia competition, they should pay attention, as registrations begin on April 13 and end on May 18, 2020, all other registrations will be done online, through the website of the organizing body of the competition and selection process. As mentioned at the beginning of the article, fees will be charged for those interested in participating in the competition, a fee ranging from R$ 50 to R$ 110, depending on the candidate’s education level.

The exams will be both written and objective, taking place on June 21, location and time will still be defined and announced on the organizing body’s website. For more information, those interested in the job vacancies should visit the organizing body’s website. Click here to access the site!

Goianésia City Chamber (GO) Opens 55 Job Positions

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