Federal Institute Opens Positions For Hiring Teachers In The Fields Of Language, Biology, Engineering, Sociology, Languages, And More; Salaries Of R$ 6,300

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Published on 30/04/2024 at 13:42

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Job Openings for Teachers in Various Areas, with Salaries Up to R$ 6.3 Thousand, at the Federal Institute. Applications Open, and the Best Part, No Application Fee, Which Facilitates Participation for All Interested

The Federal Institute announced the opening of a public notice for the selection process for the hiring of substitute teachers in a wide range of subjects, offering a unique opportunity to be part of a prestigious higher education institution.

This process is an exceptional chance for those who want to advance in their professional careers and make a significant impact on education and society.

This initiative represents an excellent opportunity for educators seeking job openings and wanting to join a recognized institution, where they can contribute to a high-quality academic education.

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Selection of Candidates Will Be Done Through a Didactic Performance Test

The selection of candidates will be done through a Didactic Performance Test, essential for measuring the candidate’s ability to convey knowledge clearly and motivatingly.

Job Openings for Teachers Available at the Federal Institute

In total, IFMT offers dozens of vacancies in the following areas:

History
Mathematics
Sociology
Physical Education
Chemistry
Languages (Portuguese / Spanish)
Literature with a Qualification in English
Production Engineering
Administration
Land Surveying and Geoprocessing
Agricultural Engineering
Geography
Agronomy
Physics
Portuguese/Literature

Compensation for Substitute Teachers: The compensation offered varies according to the weekly workload of the contract. Salaries can reach R$ 3,839.21 for a 20-hour work week and up to R$ 6,356.02 for a 40-hour work week.

Registration

It is important to highlight that applications to compete for teacher positions are available until April 30, through the official website of the institution AT THIS LINK, and the best part, no application fee, which facilitates participation for all interested. For more information, access the public notice.

The selection process for substitute teacher vacancies at IFMT is an excellent opportunity for qualified professionals seeking to join a team that values the quality of education and student development.

With attractive compensation and an academic environment that promotes professional growth, working at IFMT is a chance to enhance your skills and make a difference in education. Don’t forget to register by April 30 and be prepared for the Didactic Performance Test, which could be the initial step toward a rewarding academic career at IFMT.

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Federal Institute Opens Positions For Hiring Teachers In The Fields Of Language, Biology, Engineering, Sociology, Languages, And More; Salaries Of R$ 6,300

Job Openings for Teachers in Various Areas, with Salaries Up to R$ 6.3 Thousand, at the Federal Institute. Applications Open, and the Best Part, No Application Fee, Which Facilitates Participation for All Interested

Selection of Candidates Will Be Done Through a Didactic Performance Test

Job Openings for Teachers Available at the Federal Institute

Registration

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Federal Institute Opens Positions For Hiring Teachers In The Fields Of Language, Biology, Engineering, Sociology, Languages, And More; Salaries Of R$ 6,300

Job Openings for Teachers in Various Areas, with Salaries Up to R$ 6.3 Thousand, at the Federal Institute. Applications Open, and the Best Part, No Application Fee, Which Facilitates Participation for All Interested

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Job Openings for Teachers Available at the Federal Institute

Registration

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