Concurso Público – 26.171 vagas são oferecidas em todo Brasil com salário de até R$ 33,7 mil

Public Competition – 26,171 Positions Offered Across Brazil With Salaries Up to R$ 33,700

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 01/03/2020 at 22:28

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More Than 26 Thousand Positions for Public Exams Across Brazil, for Various States with Salaries Reaching 33 Thousand Reais

Various regions in Brazil have more than 26 thousand positions available for public exams offering attractive salaries. The number of positions available is for a selection of top jobs and salaries, which you can check throughout this article. If all exams are considered, there are over 32 thousand positions across the country.

Federal Court of Accounts – higher education – R$ 33,689.10
Public Prosecutor’s Office of Santa Catarina – higher education – R$ 28,883
City Hall of Teresina – higher education – R$ 4,011.03 up to R$ 19,540.79
City Hall of Praia Grande – elementary, high school, technical, and higher education – R$ 1,076.72 up to R$ 18,728.15
Federal Court of Accounts – higher education – R$ 16,673.00
Getúlio Vargas Hospital Foundation – elementary, high school, technical, and higher education – R$ 1,348.80 up to R$ 11,893.96
Court of Justice of Rio de Janeiro – high school and higher education – R$ 8,264 up to R$ 10,768
Navy – higher education – R$ 8,671.32
Army – high school and technical – R$ 1,199 up to R$ 3,825
Air Force – high school – R$ 1,199 up to R$ 3,825

The list with most of the public exams offered in Brazil can be checked by clicking here. Through this link, you can view not only the positions but also the characteristics, application dates, and general information. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure your place in the job market! We at Click Petróleo e Gás wish you good luck!

Public Competition – 26,171 Positions Offered Across Brazil With Salaries Up to R$ 33,700

More Than 26 Thousand Positions for Public Exams Across Brazil, for Various States with Salaries Reaching 33 Thousand Reais

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Public Competition – 26,171 Positions Offered Across Brazil With Salaries Up to R$ 33,700

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