Federal Institute of Maranhão Opens Applications for 6,110 Vacancies in Technical High School Courses, Deadline Until October 21.
The Federal Institute of Maranhão (IFMA) announced the opening of applications for the 2025 Selection Process, aimed at technical courses at the high school level. Interested candidates can register until October 21, online. To secure participation, candidates must pay a fee of R$ 30, which must be done by October 22.
Available Vacancies and Campuses
In this edition of the selection, the Federal Institute offers a total of 6,110 vacancies across 29 campuses, located in 27 cities in Maranhão.
The cities with courses are Açailândia, Alcântara, Araioses, Bacabal, Barra do Corda, Barreirinhas, Buriticupu, Carolina, Caxias, Codó, Coelho Neto, Grajaú, Imperatriz, Itapecuru, Pedreiras, Pinheiro, Porto Franco, Presidente Dutra, Rosário, Santa Inês, São João dos Patos, São José de Ribamar, São Luís, São Raimundo das Mangabeiras, Timon, Viana, and Zé Doca.
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Technical courses are an important opportunity for the professional training of young people and adults, providing practical and theoretical skills that meet market demands.
The selection will be conducted through a test scheduled for November 24. In this test, candidates will have to answer 30 objective questions, evenly divided between Portuguese Language and Mathematics.
Learn How to Compete for Vacancies in the Federal Institute’s Technical Courses
To start the process, candidates need to fill out an online form available on the Federal Institute’s website.
Click here to register
After filling out the form, a payment slip will be generated. This fee can be paid via PIX, using a QR code, or by bank slip, accessing a barcode at any bank branch or authorized correspondents.
It is important to highlight that registration will only be confirmed after payment of the fee.
The Federal Institute also provides computer terminals with internet access at all its campuses. These computers will be available from 8 AM to 12 PM and from 2 PM to 6 PM, allowing candidates without access at home to register.
Additionally, institution staff will be available to offer assistance during the process.
Course Modalities and Quotas at the Federal Institute
The Federal Institute offers different modalities of technical courses, which can be chosen according to each candidate’s situation.
Integrated courses are designated for students who will still attend High School and wish to receive technical training simultaneously.
On the other hand, concomitant courses are for those enrolled in another high school institution, while subsequent courses are aimed at those who have already completed this level of education.
The selection process also stands out for its commitment to inclusion.
The Federal Institute reserves at least 50% of the vacancies in each course for candidates who have completed their entire Elementary or High School education in public schools.
Within this quota, half is allocated to candidates with a family income equal to or less than one minimum wage per capita, while the other half is open to students from any income bracket.
Moreover, the IFMA quota system ensures a percentage of places for specific groups.
79.84% of the vacancies will be reserved for self-declared Black, Brown, and Indigenous individuals, 9.10% for people with disabilities, and 3.97% for quilombolas.
Even if the quota calculation does not reach the total number of vacancies, at least one spot will be guaranteed for each quota group per course and shift.
It is also important to note that 2.5% of the total vacancies are reserved for candidates with disabilities, regardless of their educational background, income, or race/ethnicity.
The applications and the administration of the tests are important steps to ensure access to quality technical and vocational education, essential for the personal and professional development of students.
IFMA remains a reference in technical training in Maranhão, contributing to the qualification of the local workforce and the economic growth of the region.
The Federal Institute of Maranhão is committed to offering educational opportunities that respect diversity and promote social inclusion, reaffirming its role as an institution dedicated to training citizens prepared for the challenges of the labor market.

Ola,muito importante para os jovens se qualificar e entrar no mercado de trabalho,seria interessante que tivesse aqui também na bahi pois os jovens daqui merecem uma qualificação TB,meu filho tem 19 anos e ainda tá tendo dificuldade para arrumar o 1 emprego.