IPREF Contest - Guarulhos Municipal Employees' Pension Institute Offers Positions for High School and Higher Education Levels

IPREF Contest – Guarulhos Municipal Employees’ Pension Institute Offers Positions for High School and Higher Education Levels

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Published on 22/05/2023 at 21:20

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Public Competition with Openings to Work in Guarulhos, São Paulo. The Contest Aims to Hire Professionals with High School and Higher Education.

Are you looking for a job opportunity in the public service in Greater São Paulo? Then pay attention to the IPREF Guarulhos contest (Institute of Social Security for Municipal Public Employees of Guarulhos), which is open for applications until June 12, 2023. Sign up now!

There are 18 permanent positions available, in addition to a reserve list, for positions requiring high school and higher education. Do not miss this chance to enter the public career in Guarulhos, one of the largest cities in the state of São Paulo.

The IPREF Guarulhos contest will consist of an objective exam for all positions, with multiple-choice questions on Portuguese language, mathematics, specific knowledge, and legislation. The expected date for the exam is July 25, 2023.

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Check the Positions and Requirements of the IPREF Guarulhos Contest

The high school positions are for the role of administrative agent, which requires only the minimum education and offers an initial salary of R$ 2,340.42. The responsibilities of this position include performing administrative work at the unit where assigned, assisting citizens and other employees, preparing reports and documents, participating in committees and working groups, among others.

The only higher education position is for the role of municipal accountant, which requires a degree in accounting and registration with the relevant professional body. The remuneration is R$ 5,325.93. The responsibilities of this position include planning and executing activities related to accounting services, preparing financial statements and reports, controlling the budget and its execution, complying with the norms and procedures of control agencies, among others.

Employees of the Institute of Social Security for Municipal Public Employees of Guarulhos also receive benefits such as food assistance valued at R$ 1,000 and transportation assistance.

Application: Applications must be submitted online at the Fundação Vunesp website HERE, the organizing institution of the selection process. The registration fee is R$ 35 for both positions. Payment must be made by June 13, observing banking hours.

To check all information regarding the IPREF Guarulhos contest, you can access the full notice. There, you will also find the schedule, program content, evaluation criteria, and required documents for participation in the contest.

IPREF Contest – Guarulhos Municipal Employees’ Pension Institute Offers Positions for High School and Higher Education Levels

Public Competition with Openings to Work in Guarulhos, São Paulo. The Contest Aims to Hire Professionals with High School and Higher Education.

Check the Positions and Requirements of the IPREF Guarulhos Contest

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