MMA (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change) Competition: Notice in October for 98 Environmental Analyst Positions with Starting Salary of Over R$ 10,000

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Published on 18/10/2023 at 12:29

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Check Out More Details About the MMA Contest, Information About the Edict and Vacancies

The awaited MMA Contest (Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change) is taking shape, with the hiring of Cebraspe as the organizing committee. This contest, which offers 98 vacancies for the position of environmental analyst, promises to be a great opportunity for those seeking a career in the environmental field. Learn more about the key information of this unmissable contest, which had the contract extract published in the Official Gazette on the last Monday, the 16th.

Organizing Committee and Edict Coming Soon

The first step for the realization of the MMA Contest was the choice of the organizing committee, Cebraspe, which is now officially hired. Now, the expectation is for the edict to be published, scheduled for this month. With the organizing committee defined, the selection process is closer to becoming a reality.

The MMA Contest aims to fill 98 vacancies for the position of environmental analyst, which requires a higher education degree. Those approved will have the opportunity to work in a crucial area for the preservation of the environment and combating climate change.

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Exams and Selection MMA Contest

The MMA Contest will have a selection process composed of objective and essay exams, which will be held on the same day and shift, according to Folha Dirigida by Qconcursos. Cebraspe will be responsible for administering the exams in all state capitals, as well as in the Federal District. The tests will have eliminatory and classificatory character.

Candidates with the highest scores in the objective exams will have their essay tests corrected, up to four times the total number of available vacancies, respecting the division by open competition, black candidates, and candidates with disabilities.

The essay exam will address topics indicated by the MMA and will be a crucial moment to demonstrate the candidates’ knowledge in the area of the environment and climate change.

List of Key Information:

Here are some crucial information about the MMA Contest:

Organizing Committee: Cebraspe.
Vacancies Offered: 98 for the position of environmental analyst.
Initial Salary: R$ 10,014.71, including salary adjustment and a food allowance of R$ 658.
Estimated Application Fee: R$ 87.05, with the possibility of exemption (rules disclosed in the edict).
Objective and essay exams, with correction of the essays for candidates with the best scores in the objective tests.
Estimated Date for the Publication of the Edict: by October 29, 2023.
The last MMA contest for environmental analyst occurred in 2010.

With all this information, those interested in the MMA Contest should prepare for a challenging selection process, but one filled with opportunities to enter a career dedicated to preserving the environment and combating climate change. Stay tuned to the edict and don’t miss the chance to participate in this important contest.

MMA (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change) Competition: Notice in October for 98 Environmental Analyst Positions with Starting Salary of Over R$ 10,000

Check Out More Details About the MMA Contest, Information About the Edict and Vacancies

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MMA (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change) Competition: Notice in October for 98 Environmental Analyst Positions with Starting Salary of Over R$ 10,000

Check Out More Details About the MMA Contest, Information About the Edict and Vacancies

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