Federal Institute Has Positions for Permanent Faculty With Scholarships of R$ 1,100.00

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Published on 15/08/2024 at 06:30

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Federal Institute Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,100.00 for Teachers! Applications for the PIBID are Open Until August 23. Find Out How to Secure Your Spot and Take Advantage of This Unmissable Opportunity to Transform Your Teaching Career. Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Stand Out in Education!

Did you know that the Federal Institute is offering positions for effective teachers with scholarships of up to R$ 1,100.00? This opportunity is generating great expectations, and what you need to know could be revealing. Stay tuned, as the chance to participate in this selection process can transform your teaching career.

IFB Announcement: Applications Open for Basic Education Teachers

The Federal Institute of Brasília (IFB) has launched a notice for the selection of teachers for the Institutional Scholarship Program for Teaching Initiation (PIBID).

The goal is to fill positions for supervisors of PIBID, with the approval and release of scholarship quotas by CAPES, in addition to the qualification of schools by the Secretary of Education of the Federal District (SEE-DF) and by IFB.

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Requirements and Subprojects

The requirements for application include being an effective teacher at the Partner School that will host the subproject and having a degree in the corresponding area.

However, there are exceptions: for the computing subproject, one can have a degree in computer science or a different area, as long as the candidate is working on IT projects.

For the interdisciplinary subproject of Second Degree in Portuguese Language and Professional and Technological Education, it is possible to have a degree in Portuguese Language or another area, provided that one works in a school that offers a technical high school course.

Details of the Scholarships

The PIBID project of IFB is structured into 12 subprojects, with 11 being disciplinary and 1 interdisciplinary. Each subproject can offer up to 3 scholarship quotas, except for the interdisciplinary subproject, which can grant up to 6 quotas.

The covered areas include literacy, biology, computing, dance, Spanish, physics, geography, English, Portuguese language, mathematics, and chemistry.

Partner Schools and Contact

Partner schools can be from the Regional Education Coordinations of SEE-DF or Campi of IFB, as per the announcement. For more information and clarifications, candidates can contact professor Pilar Acosta via email: maria.acosta@ifb.edu.br. Links for registration: announcement 01, announcement 02.

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Federal Institute Has Positions for Permanent Faculty With Scholarships of R$ 1,100.00

Federal Institute Offers Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,100.00 for Teachers! Applications for the PIBID are Open Until August 23. Find Out How to Secure Your Spot and Take Advantage of This Unmissable Opportunity to Transform Your Teaching Career. Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Stand Out in Education!

IFB Announcement: Applications Open for Basic Education Teachers

Requirements and Subprojects

Details of the Scholarships

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Federal Institute Has Positions for Permanent Faculty With Scholarships of R$ 1,100.00

IFB Announcement: Applications Open for Basic Education Teachers

Requirements and Subprojects

Details of the Scholarships

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