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IBGE Competition Opens Registration for 2,600 Positions with Salaries Up to 3,100

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/10/2019 at 15:23

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Opportunities at IBGE Are Focused on High School Positions, With Salaries of Up to R$ 3,1 Thousand, But Applications Are Only Open Until 4 PM Tomorrow (10/15)

IBGE is accepting applications for a public competition to fill 1,315 vacancies for Operational Census Agent for all state capitals in Brazil with salaries of R$ 1,700.00 and for 1,343 vacancies for Subarea Census Coordinator for various Brazilian municipalities with salaries of R$ 3,100.00. See here that Angra dos Reis is also holding a public competition.

There are a total of 2,658 vacancies for high school positions that will also come with an attractive benefits package consisting of food assistance, transportation assistance, proportional vacation, and 13th salary.
The Simplified Selective Process is intended to select candidates for temporary hiring of personnel to carry out the 2020 Demographic Census.

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The organizing board that will inform the test locations and is responsible for the organization of the competition is FGV (Fundação Getúlio Vargas) and you can click here to complete your registration now.

The competition will be valid for 1 year from the date of result publication in the Official Gazette and may be extended for an equal period.

The application fee is R$ 58.00 for Coordinators and R$ 42.50. For further details and prerequisites for application, click here to access the competition notice.

It is worth mentioning that 5% of the vacancies are reserved for PWDs (Persons with Disabilities) and the application period ends at 4 PM tomorrow (10/15).

IBGE Competition Opens Registration for 2,600 Positions with Salaries Up to 3,100

Opportunities at IBGE Are Focused on High School Positions, With Salaries of Up to R$ 3,1 Thousand, But Applications Are Only Open Until 4 PM Tomorrow (10/15)

Applications

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