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This Is Your Last Chance to Earn Over R$ 12,000 Per Month! Embrapa Extends Applications for Its New Contest Offering Over 1,000 Positions

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/01/2025 at 21:02

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Embrapa Offers Unmissable Opportunity For You Who Wants To Join One Of The Main Agricultural Research Companies In Brazil

The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) has 1,027 job openings in its new competition in various areas and levels of education, offering salaries that can reach R$ 12,814.61. Applications have been extended until January 14, at 6 PM, bringing new opportunities for candidates across Brazil, according to the JC Concuros website.

Diverse Job Openings In The Competition With Excellent Benefits

The Embrapa competition offers positions for different educational levels, from elementary to master’s degree. The available positions include assistant, technician, analyst, and researcher, with salaries ranging between R$ 2,186.19 and R$ 12,814.61. In addition to attractive remuneration, the selected candidates will receive benefits such as food assistance, medical assistance, and service time bonus.

Interested candidates in the competition and job vacancies must register through the Cebraspe website, which is responsible for organizing the competition. Fees range from R$ 60 to R$ 170, depending on the chosen position. Those who meet specific criteria, such as bone marrow donors and beneficiaries of CadÚnico, may request exemption from the registration fee.

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How To Participate In The Competition And Embrapa Job Openings

To participate in the job competition, candidates must access the organizing body’s website and register, fill out the registration form, and pay the corresponding fee. In case of questions, Cebraspe offers assistance via phone and email.

CLICK HERE AND SIGN UP NOW!

Embrapa, with its units spread across Brazil, offers an excellent opportunity for those seeking stability and professional growth in a reference company in the agricultural sector.

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This Is Your Last Chance to Earn Over R$ 12,000 Per Month! Embrapa Extends Applications for Its New Contest Offering Over 1,000 Positions

Embrapa Offers Unmissable Opportunity For You Who Wants To Join One Of The Main Agricultural Research Companies In Brazil

Diverse Job Openings In The Competition With Excellent Benefits

How To Participate In The Competition And Embrapa Job Openings

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