Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition With Over 45 Vacancies and Salaries Exceeding 10,000 Reais

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Ifes Extends Registration for Public Competition with More Than 45 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 10 Thousand. Various Areas of Expertise and Additional Benefits. Registrations Until August 4. Don’t Miss This Opportunity for Professional Transformation!

Why Miss This Chance? The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Espírito Santo (Ifes) has extended the registration period for its public competition for professors. The final date, initially set for July 17, has been extended until August 4, offering an extra opportunity for those interested.

Increase Your Chances with More Vacancies and Diverse Areas! Originally, the announcement provided for 44 vacancies, but two amendments increased this number to 49, distributed across 25 different areas.

Among the benefits offered are salaries ranging from R$ 4,875.18 to R$ 10,481.64, depending on the candidate’s qualifications (improvement, specialization, master’s or doctorate). The workload is 40 hours per week, with exclusive dedication.

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Distribution of Vacancies by Area of Expertise:

Administration (2 vacancies)
Agronomy (2 vacancies)
Environmental (1 vacancy)
Specialized Educational Assistance (4 vacancies)
Biology (2 vacancies)
Computing (4 vacancies)
Accounting (1 vacancy)
Agricultural Engineering (1 vacancy)
Fishing Engineering (1 vacancy)
Production Engineering (1 vacancy)
Sanitary Engineering (1 vacancy)
Philosophy (2 vacancies)
Physics (2 vacancies)
Management (1 vacancy)
Geography (2 vacancies)
History (1 vacancy)
Logistics (1 vacancy)
Mathematics (8 vacancies)
Veterinary Medicine (3 vacancies)
Pasture and Forage Science (1 vacancy)
Pedagogy (1 vacancy)
Sociology (1 vacancy)
Zootechnics (2 vacancies)
Chemistry (1 vacancy)
Educational Technologies and Distance Education (3 vacancies)

Preparation for the Competition: Stages and Content

The objective test, scheduled for September 15 in Greater Vitória, will consist of 50 multiple-choice questions covering Portuguese language, legislation, and specific knowledge, with a maximum duration of four hours.

Comprehensive Assessment to Ensure the Best Professionals

After the objective test, candidates will undergo a didactic performance evaluation between October 7 and November 1, followed by the analysis of titles and professional experience, whose documents must be submitted from November 21 to 25.

Validity and Extension

The selection will be valid for two years, counted from the approval of the final result, and may be extended once for the same period, according to the announcement.

How to Register

Register Right Now! Registrations for the competition of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Espírito Santo must be made through the official Ifes website (www.concursos.ifes.edu.br), with a participation fee of R$ 160. It is important to remember that requests for payment exemption were accepted until June 26.

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Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition With Over 45 Vacancies and Salaries Exceeding 10,000 Reais

Ifes Extends Registration for Public Competition with More Than 45 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 10 Thousand. Various Areas of Expertise and Additional Benefits. Registrations Until August 4. Don’t Miss This Opportunity for Professional Transformation!

Distribution of Vacancies by Area of Expertise:

Preparation for the Competition: Stages and Content

Comprehensive Assessment to Ensure the Best Professionals

Validity and Extension

How to Register

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Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition With Over 45 Vacancies and Salaries Exceeding 10,000 Reais

Ifes Extends Registration for Public Competition with More Than 45 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 10 Thousand. Various Areas of Expertise and Additional Benefits. Registrations Until August 4. Don’t Miss This Opportunity for Professional Transformation!

Distribution of Vacancies by Area of Expertise:

Preparation for the Competition: Stages and Content

Comprehensive Assessment to Ensure the Best Professionals

Validity and Extension

How to Register

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