Federal Institute Extends Registration for Selection in Partnership with the Ministry of Education for Distance Learning Course Coordinator

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 26/08/2024 at 02:50

Updated on 26/08/2024 at 03:10

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Last-Minute Opportunities Can Be Deciding, And That Is Exactly What The Federal Institute Of Pernambuco (IFPE) Is Providing To Professionals Interested In Coordinating Distance Education (EaD) Courses.

In a decision that caught many by surprise, IFPE announced last Friday (23) the extension of applications for the selection process aimed at coordinators for the Open University System of Brazil (UAB), a project linked to the Ministry of Education (MEC).

With the extension, the deadline for applications in the selection process for EaD course coordinators goes until September 1st. Immediate positions and a reserve list are being offered.

The position requires a stricto sensu postgraduate degree and experience in higher education, with salaries ranging from R$ 1,550 to R$ 2,000, depending on the role.

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Expanded Opportunities

The decision to extend the application deadline to September 1st increases the chances of participation for many professionals.

With this, IFPE reinforces its commitment to finding the best talents to fill coordinator positions in the EaD modality, which includes various specializations and degrees.

The selection, which offers vacancies for both immediate filling and forming a reserve list, aims to meet the growing need for qualified educators in distance education.

Demanding Requirements

For those who wish to apply, it is essential to meet the stringent requirements set by IFPE.

The Course Coordinator II position, for example, requires a stricto sensu postgraduate degree, along with a minimum of one year of experience in higher education.

The Course Coordinator I must have at least three years of experience in higher education. Other criteria include not being enrolled in any EaD course at IFPE and being linked to teacher training programs for basic education developed by the MEC.

Scholarship Values And Work Schedule

The salary offered for coordinators varies based on the candidate’s experience. For the Coordinator I position, the scholarship amount is R$ 2,000, while for Coordinator II, the salary is R$ 1,550.

Both positions require a commitment of 20 hours per week, with mandatory presence at the headquarters of the Distance Education Directorate (DEaD) of IFPE, preferably distributed over a daily shift.

Applications And Fees

Interested parties in participating in the selection process must apply by September 1st, through the official IFPE website (http://selecoes.ead.ifpe.edu.br), according to the criteria and instructions described in the notice.

The application fee is R$ 50, and payment must be made exclusively at Bank of Brazil branches until September 2nd, through the Union Payment Guide (GRU).

Curricular Analysis And Results

The selection of candidates at the Federal Institute will be based on a detailed curricular analysis, considering academic background, professional experience, participation in academic events, and volunteer activities.

The preliminary result is expected to be published on September 16th, with the possibility of appeals on the 17th. The final result will be announced on September 18th, defining the professionals who will take over the coordination of the courses.

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Federal Institute Extends Registration for Selection in Partnership with the Ministry of Education for Distance Learning Course Coordinator

Last-Minute Opportunities Can Be Deciding, And That Is Exactly What The Federal Institute Of Pernambuco (IFPE) Is Providing To Professionals Interested In Coordinating Distance Education (EaD) Courses.

Expanded Opportunities

Demanding Requirements

Scholarship Values And Work Schedule

Applications And Fees

Curricular Analysis And Results

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Applications And Fees

Curricular Analysis And Results

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