Public Competition Launched in Goiás with 140 Openings for Inspection Assistant and Administrative/Technical Assistant!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/05/2023 at 05:34

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Open Registrations for High School and Higher Education Positions in Goiânia

Dedicated to professionals seeking new opportunities, the Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Goiás (CAU-GO) has just launched a public competition, with management under the responsibility of Instituto Quadrix. The registration platform will be available until July 10, 2023.

Distribution of Positions and Attractive Benefits

The competition is structured to offer 140 positions, of which two are immediate, and 138 are designated for the formation of a reserve list. The opportunities cover the positions of Inspection Assistant and Technical – Administrative Assistant, which require a high school diploma, in addition to Administrative Analyst, Fiscal Analyst, and Technical Analyst for professionals with higher education. Once approved and called, the new hires will perform their functions in the vibrant city of Goiânia, the capital of Goiás.

The salaries offered range from R$ 2,222.13 to R$ 7,461.33. In addition to a competitive salary, approved candidates will be entitled to a range of benefits, such as a meal/food voucher of R$ 1,000.00 per month, a career and salary plan, and transportation vouchers. All of this for a work schedule of 30 hours per week.

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Registrations and Structure of the Competition

To participate, candidates must register on the Instituto Quadrix website, paying a registration fee of R$ 55 for high school positions and R$ 80 for higher education positions.

Candidates will be evaluated in three phases: objective and essay tests, both of which are eliminatory and classificatory for all positions, and a title evaluation, which will be applied only to higher education positions. The tests are scheduled for the afternoon of August 10, lasting four hours for all positions.

The Opening Notice with all detailed information about the CAU-GO public competition is available on the Instituto Quadrix website. Take this unique opportunity and secure your spot in the public competition of Goiás. Good luck to all candidates, and consult the notice below:

Public Competition Launched in Goiás with 140 Openings for Inspection Assistant and Administrative/Technical Assistant!

Open Registrations for High School and Higher Education Positions in Goiânia

Distribution of Positions and Attractive Benefits

Registrations and Structure of the Competition

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