UFMG Contest: Applications Close on February 16, 2023, With Exams Scheduled for March, Salaries Up to R$4,000

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 26/01/2023 at 13:21

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UFMG Opened a Public Contest for the Positions in the Technical-Administrative Staff in Education at the University. However, Registrations Have Already Started and Can Be Made Until February 16, and the Work Schedule Is 40 Hours Per Week with Salaries up to R $4,180.66.

Initially, right after registering, a test will be applied which will take place on March 26. Also, it will be necessary to pay a fee to take the contest exam. It is worth emphasizing that the amount may vary according to the classification level of the positions, that is, for level E (higher education) the amount will be R$165, for level D (high school or vocational) R$110, and for level C (high school or vocational) R$80.

The salary for position level E is R $4,180.66, for position level D is R$2,446.96, and for level C is R$1,945.07. Furthermore, some advantages and benefits can also be added such as the food allowance which amounts to R$458.00.

In this way, the contest will be held in a single exam that is objective and consists of 35 multiple-choice questions. In fact, 11 are related to Portuguese language, 4 to legislation, and 20 are specific knowledge for each position. Out of four alternatives, there will be only one correct answer and the exam will last 2h30.

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To register and learn more about the UFMG contest, just access this link. However, it is important to remember that it is necessary to make the payment of the fees before the exam date. Therefore, do not miss this opportunity to earn up to R$4,180.66 per month.

UFMG Contest: Applications Close on February 16, 2023, With Exams Scheduled for March, Salaries Up to R$4,000

UFMG Opened a Public Contest for the Positions in the Technical-Administrative Staff in Education at the University. However, Registrations Have Already Started and Can Be Made Until February 16, and the Work Schedule Is 40 Hours Per Week with Salaries up to R $4,180.66.

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