Federal Institute Opens Home Office Job Vacancies With Attractive Salaries + Benefits

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/03/2024 at 18:58

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The Federal Institute of Alagoas (IFAL) Has New Job Openings with Great Salaries and Benefits. There are Home Office Positions for EAD Tutors, Check How to Participate in the Selection Process!

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Alagoas (IFAL) has new job openings for distance tutors who will work in the UAB system. The calls for home office positions will be for scholarship holders and will serve the undergraduate courses in the distance mode offered by IFAL. The scholarship amount is R$ 1,100.

Job Openings Lists Opened by IFAL

There are home office positions for active teachers in the public network who are undergraduates in:

Accounting;
Geography;
Administration
Anthropology;
Agronomy;
Law;
Languages;
Pedagogy;
Economics;
Chemistry;
Mathematics;
English Language;
Sociology;
Philosophy;
Public Administration;
Sign Language or Languages-Sign Language or any undergraduate course (with specialization in Sign Language, or with a proficiency certificate in Sign Language, issued by the Ministry of Education or by FENEIS – National Federation of Education and Instruction of the Deaf);
History;
Environmental Management.

Alert: Those who are approved for the job openings at the Federal Institute will be responsible for mediating communication of content between the teacher and the students, monitoring student activities according to the course schedule, supporting the Curriculum Component teacher in developing teaching activities, establishing ongoing contact with students, and mediating student activities.

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Learn How to Apply and Compete for Home Office Positions at the Federal Institute

Applications can be made from March 19 to April 8 through the IFAL website, by filling out an online form. There will be no, under any circumstances, provisional, conditional applications or incomplete documentation.

Only documentation that is attached to the online form will be accepted. There will be no possibility of filling out the application form after the final deadline. Among the documents that must be attached to the home office applications are:

Updated Lattes Curriculum from 2024 (mandatory);
Proof of being in effective practice in public education (mandatory);
Diploma of graduation, front and back, in the field of expertise, duly recognized by the MEC, in accordance with current legislation (mandatory);
Proof of at least one year of experience in basic or higher education (mandatory);
Proofs of participation in continuing education courses, with a minimum workload of 40 hours (maximum of 5 titles), in the area of formation, in the area of the desired curriculum component, or in education (if any);
Proof of experience as a tutor (if any).

Send your resume and participate in the selection process right now!

Get to Know the Federal Institute Better

Located in the heart of northeastern Brazil, IFAL is a public institution dedicated to higher, basic, and vocational education. Throughout its history, the institution has constantly expanded to meet the educational demands of the region and beyond.

Today, it is a force to be recognized, offering a variety of technical, undergraduate, and graduate courses in fields as diverse as humanities, exact sciences, technology, and agriculture.

It is worth mentioning that IFAL was founded with the mission of providing high-quality technical education to the population of Alagoas. Since then, the institution has continually grown and developed, maintaining its commitment to offer the best possible education to its students.

Federal Institute Opens Home Office Job Vacancies With Attractive Salaries + Benefits

The Federal Institute of Alagoas (IFAL) Has New Job Openings with Great Salaries and Benefits. There are Home Office Positions for EAD Tutors, Check How to Participate in the Selection Process!

Job Openings Lists Opened by IFAL

Learn How to Apply and Compete for Home Office Positions at the Federal Institute

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Federal Institute Opens Home Office Job Vacancies With Attractive Salaries + Benefits

The Federal Institute of Alagoas (IFAL) Has New Job Openings with Great Salaries and Benefits. There are Home Office Positions for EAD Tutors, Check How to Participate in the Selection Process!

Job Openings Lists Opened by IFAL

Learn How to Apply and Compete for Home Office Positions at the Federal Institute

Get to Know the Federal Institute Better

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