Faetec Is Recruiting for Administrative Assistant, Instructor, and Academic Supervisor Positions to Support the Pronatec Program

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Published on 07/03/2024 at 16:00

Updated on 07/03/2024 at 16:01

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Faetec Recruits for Pronatec Mulheres Mil: Open Positions for Assistant, Instructor, and Supervisor. Apply Now!

The Technical School Support Foundation (Faetec) announces an excellent opportunity for professionals who wish to contribute to the advancement of education and women’s empowerment. In collaboration with the Secretary of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Faetec is recruiting scholarship professionals to join the Pronatec – Mulheres Mil Program. Interested individuals have until March 18 to register on the foundation’s website.

Three positions are available: Administrative Assistant, Instructor, and Academic Administrative Supervisor, offering a remuneration of R$30.00 per hour for Instructors and Supervisors, and R$18.00 for Assistants. It is an opportunity not only to develop the career but also to positively impact the lives of many women.

Selection Process

The path to being part of this mission is clear and inclusive. The selection process is divided into two phases: a curriculum evaluation, which highlights the experience and qualifications of the candidates, followed by an interview. This method ensures that the best talents are selected to advance the mission of Faetec and Pronatec, promoting a fairer and more equal society.

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How to Be a Part?

Applications are open and awaiting your talent. Visit the institution’s website now and fill out your application by March 18. It is essential that candidates are prepared to present documents such as CPF, identification, proof of residence, among other requirements listed in the announcement.

This is your opportunity to shine with Faetec and Pronatec, enriching lives through education. Join us in this mission and leave your mark on the world, contributing to a stronger, fairer, and more equal society.

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Faetec Is Recruiting for Administrative Assistant, Instructor, and Academic Supervisor Positions to Support the Pronatec Program

Faetec Recruits for Pronatec Mulheres Mil: Open Positions for Assistant, Instructor, and Supervisor. Apply Now!

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