Espirito Santo: Public Contest With Vacancies for All Education Levels

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 19/07/2025 at 10:12

Updated on 19/07/2025 at 10:13

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The City Hall of Castelo Opened New Public Competition With Vacancies for All Levels of Education. Registration Begins on July 23 and Must Be Done Online.

The Municipal City Hall of Castelo, in partnership with the Brazilian Institute for Support and Executive Development (IBADE), announced on Friday, July 18, the notice for the 2025 Public Competition.

The goal is to fill vacancies in different areas of administration and create a reserve list for the personnel framework.

Registration Online

Registration will be conducted exclusively through the IBADE website: www.ibade.org.br. Starting next Wednesday, July 23, interested parties will be able to access the online form and complete their registration.

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Vacancies for Various Levels

The competition offers opportunities for candidates with various levels of education: Incomplete Elementary Education, Complete Elementary Education, High School or Technical, and Higher Education. The registration fee varies according to the chosen position and the required level.

Access to Full Notice

The full notice is already available and contains all the details about positions, number of vacancies, requirements, dates, and amounts. Reading the document is essential for candidates not to miss deadlines or important information.

Interested parties should pay attention to the registration deadline and the payment of the slip. Failure to pay within the deadline will result in exclusion from the selection process. For more details, visit: Edital-PREFEITURA-DE-CASTELO-DIVERSOS-CARGOS-PARA-PUBLICACAO-17072025.

Espirito Santo: Public Contest With Vacancies for All Education Levels

The City Hall of Castelo Opened New Public Competition With Vacancies for All Levels of Education. Registration Begins on July 23 and Must Be Done Online.

Registration Online

Vacancies for Various Levels

Access to Full Notice

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Espirito Santo: Public Contest With Vacancies for All Education Levels

The City Hall of Castelo Opened New Public Competition With Vacancies for All Levels of Education. Registration Begins on July 23 and Must Be Done Online.

Registration Online

Vacancies for Various Levels

Access to Full Notice

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China has begun the second phase of energy assistance to Cuba with a 120 MW solar generation plan, and the first result is a photovoltaic park with batteries that regulates voltage, controls frequency, and provides local autonomy to an island suffocated by chronic blackouts.

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