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Notice Now Available! ANTT Opens Public Competition With Starting Salaries Up to R$ 17,000, Learn How to Participate!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/01/2024 at 19:42

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Career Opportunity: ANTT Opens 220 Positions for Specialists in Land Transport Regulation, Announcement Available

The National Land Transport Agency (ANTT) announced the opening of a new public competition with 220 positions, of which 50 are immediate and 170 are for the reserve list. The opportunities in ANTT’s competition are for the career of specialist in land transport regulation, which requires higher education.

Attractive Salaries and Benefits in the New ANTT Job Competition

Those approved in the ANTT competition will enjoy a starting salary of R$ 17,071.35, composed of a salary of R$ 16,413.35 and a meal allowance of R$ 658. Additionally, candidates registered in CadÚnico or bone marrow donors are exempt from the participation fee, which is R$ 160 for other candidates.

Selection Process and Important Dates

Applications will be open on the Cebraspe website, the organizing body of the competition, from 10 AM on January 15 to 6 PM on February 5, 2024. The participation fee of R$ 160.00 can be paid until February 28, 2024. Bone marrow donors and CadÚnico registrants are exempt from the fee.

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Available Positions in the New ANTT Competition

Check the available positions in the ANTT competition according to the specialty:

Specialist in Land Transport Regulation: 10 immediate and 38 for the reserve list.
Specialist in Land Transport Regulation (Law): 10 immediate and 38 for the reserve list.
Specialist in Land Transport Regulation (Economics): 20 immediate and 56 for the reserve list.
Specialist in Land Transport Regulation (Civil Engineering, Production Engineering, Transport and Logistics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Forestry Engineering, and Infrastructure Engineering): 76 positions.

Approved candidates will be assigned to Brasília, DF, and will have the opportunity to participate in a training course with a workload of up to 120 hours.

This is an excellent opportunity for professionals interested in working in land transport regulation, with attractive salaries and significant benefits. Don’t waste time and secure your application to compete for a position in this promising competition!

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Notice Now Available! ANTT Opens Public Competition With Starting Salaries Up to R$ 17,000, Learn How to Participate!

Career Opportunity: ANTT Opens 220 Positions for Specialists in Land Transport Regulation, Announcement Available

Attractive Salaries and Benefits in the New ANTT Job Competition

Selection Process and Important Dates

Available Positions in the New ANTT Competition

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