Competition in Chopinzinho – PR: Applications Open Until Thursday (22) and Salaries Reach R$ 1,518

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 19/05/2025 at 07:13

Updated on 19/05/2025 at 07:14

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Chopinzinho City Hall Contest Offers 3 Vacancies for Secondary Education with Salaries of Up to R$ 1,518.00. Applications Close on May 22.

Applications for the Chopinzinho City Hall Contest, in the state of Paraná, are open until next Thursday, May 22.

The contest offers three vacancies, with salaries reaching R$ 1,518.00. The opportunity is aimed at candidates with a secondary education level.

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The notice is part of the Selection Process for Chopinzinho City Hall-PR 58/2025 and is available on the official city hall website: www.chopinzinho.pr.gov.br.

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Applications opened on May 8 and close on May 22. The application of the tests is scheduled for June 7, 2025.

The offered vacancies are linked to the Criança Feliz Program, an initiative aimed at assisting families in vulnerable situations through socio-educational actions and strengthening of bonds.

The role to be performed by the approved candidates involves the monitoring of families and working in public policies aimed at early childhood.

Salaries reach R$ 1,518.00 per month, and the selection process was organized to ensure simplicity and agility in hiring. Therefore, the objective test will be applied in a single stage.

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The competition is limited, with only three vacancies available, which requires attention and preparation from those interested. For those looking to join the public service and have a secondary education background, the selection can represent a good gateway.

The City Hall emphasizes that all information is centralized on the official website, including the complete notice, schedule, test content, and required documents. Candidates must register by the final deadline and keep up with updates on the process.

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