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Goodbye Unemployment! Public Competitions Offering More Than 18,000 Positions With Salaries Up to 27,500 Reais.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/08/2018 at 00:04

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If Job Market Is Tough, Secure Your Stability Now with One of Over 18,000 Positions in Public Competitions Across Brazil with Salaries Up to R$ 27,500.

In recent years, securing a position in a formal job with a signed contract has become a major challenge. Achieving stability in a good company, building a career, and obtaining financial stability along with benefits is increasingly scarce in the Brazilian market. So, to navigate this crisis, how about “dive into your studies and fight for your career in one of the 18,668 positions throughout the country? There are openings for various professions, educational levels, and cities spread across Brazil, with salaries that can reach up to R$ 27,500. The list of 18,668 positions is very extensive, and we will only show you a few of them here.

POSITIONS

Federal Regional Court of the 2nd Region (RJ and ES) – Positions: 10 / Education: higher education / Salary: R$ 27,500.17 / Registration: until August 23;
Attorney General’s Office of João Pessoa (PB) – Positions: 4 / Education: higher education / Salary: R$ 12,000 to R$ 14,520 / Registration: from August 7, 2018, to September 6, 2018;
City Hall of Manoel Ribas (PR) – Positions: 4 / Education: elementary and higher education / Salary: R$ 954 to R$ 14,493.94 / Registration: until August 6, 2018;
City Hall of Fernandópolis (SP) – Positions: 9 / Education: high school, technical, and higher education / Salary: R$ 1,367.62 to R$ 14,102.48 / Registration: until September 3, 2018;
City Hall of Ponta Grossa (PR) – Positions: 45 / Education: elementary, high school, technical, and higher education / Salary: R$ 1,014 to R$ 12,554 / Registration: until August 22, 2018;
Civil Police (SE) – Positions: 10 / Education: higher education / Salary: R$ 11,000 / Registration: until August 6 / More information here;
City Hall of Itatiaiuçu (MG) – Positions: 36 / Education: high school and higher education / Salary: R$ 1,468 to R$ 13,802 / Registration: until August 10, 2018;
Pedro II College (RJ) – Positions: 37 / Education: higher education / Salary: R$ 4,463 to R$ 9,600 / Registration: until August 6, 2018.

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How to Register

To register for any of the competitions, you must access the complete list of 18,668 positions for public competitions nationwide here, click on the desired state’s SILGA and follow the steps to secure your spot and finally achieve the long-desired SAFE and PERMANENT job.

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Goodbye Unemployment! Public Competitions Offering More Than 18,000 Positions With Salaries Up to 27,500 Reais.

If Job Market Is Tough, Secure Your Stability Now with One of Over 18,000 Positions in Public Competitions Across Brazil with Salaries Up to R$ 27,500.

POSITIONS

How to Register

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How to Register

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