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New Public Competition of the Ministry of the Environment (MMA) May Be About to Be Held. New Certification Will Offer 98 Vacancies with Salaries Starting at R$ 4.4 Thousand.
For those looking for job stability, there is some news: a new public competition will soon be launched to fill 98 vacancies at the Ministry of the Environment (MMA). The federal government has authorized the tests for the selection, and the ordinance was officially published in the Federal Official Gazette (DOU) last Tuesday (2). The official notice will be disclosed within six months.
What Positions Are Offered in the MMA Public Competition?
The MMA public selection will select 98 people for the position of environmental analyst, which requires a higher education degree. In this position, the approved professionals will play an essential and strategic role in the environmental planning of national policies in defense of the environment.
This professional is responsible for managing processes related to the environment, according to current legislation, and reducing environmental impacts. Individuals with a degree certificate in any field of study may apply for the MMA public competition, provided that the educational institution is recognized by the MEC.
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The initial salary for those approved for the position of environmental analyst is R$ 4,411.64, already considering the 9% adjustment that became effective this May. Other benefits will also be added to this amount, such as the environmental specialist activity performance bonus (GDAEM) and the qualification bonus (GQ). In addition, each of the approved candidates in the MMA public competition will also be entitled to a food allowance of R$ 658.00.
Find Out How the Last Public Competition of the Ministry of the Environment Went
Considering the last MMA competition held in 2010, the selection process was divided into objective and written tests. Thus, participants can start studying in subjects such as:
Basic Knowledge
- Portuguese Language;
- Current Events;
- Computer Basics;
- Mathematics.
Specific Knowledge
- Constitutional Law Basics;
- Human Relations;
- Administrative Law Basics;
- Administrative Management.
The tests will take place at least two months after the publication of the MMA competition notice. The last competition for environmental analysts took place 13 years ago, offering 200 vacancies in five different sectors. At that time, more than 36,000 people registered for the selection process, resulting in a competition of 183 candidates per vacancy. In the end, 347 candidates were approved.
At that time, the organizing body of the public competition was Cespe/UnB (now Cebraspe). The admission of analysts is generally divided into specific sectors. In the last selection process, vacancies were filled in the Human Resources, National Water Resources Policy, Strategic Planning, Climate Change, and Biodiversity sectors.
Get to Know the Ministry of the Environment
The Ministry of the Environment (MMA), established in November 1992, has the mission of promoting the adoption of principles and strategies for the knowledge, recovery, and protection of the environment, valuing environmental services, sustainably using natural resources, and implementing public policies, among others.
The main areas of action of the MMA are the national environmental and water resources policies, conservation, preservation, and sustainable use of ecosystems and biodiversity, and forests.
In the context of the proposed course, the MMA has gained experience and knowledge from the economic, social, and environmental relevance of the Coastal Zone and marine areas under Brazilian jurisdiction, which has led the public authorities, in the last 20 years, to propose regulations and structure public policies aimed at their management.
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