Iphan Opens Selection Process With Salary of R$ 9,000 + R$ 1,000 Food Allowance for Higher Education Professionals

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New Selection Process Iphan for Higher Education: Announcement Brings Dozens of Vacancies at Iphan for Various Areas with Salaries Reaching R$ 9 Thousand + Benefits, check the details below!

Registration for the new selection process of the National Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage (Iphan) opened on Monday (9) and there are 31 temporary Iphan vacancies available for positions such as Environmental Analyst, Archaeologist, Anthropologist, Architect and Urban Planner, Heritage Educator, and Data Geoprocessing Specialist. Check out the details of the Iphan selection process that offers great salaries and many benefits.

Requirements for Participation in the Iphan Selection Process

The selection process includes 31 temporary Iphan vacancies for higher education, with salaries ranging from R$ 6 thousand to R$ 9 thousand, depending on the specialty. Those interested in the opportunities in the Iphan selection process must have a completed higher education degree in any field of study for the position of Environmental Analyst. For other positions, specific training in the area for which the opportunity is being offered is required.

In addition, according to the announcement, Brazilian nationality is also required, a minimum age of 18 years by the date of appointment, being in full enjoyment of political rights, being up to date with electoral obligations, and, if male, also with military obligations, among others.

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Learn How to Register for the Iphan Selection Process

Registrations will be open until January 7, 2025, through the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, the organizing body of the selection process.

The steps to register include accessing the electronic address and then filling out the registration request, automatically generating the Union Payment Guide, which must be printed and paid in cash at any bank branch or through electronic means. It is entirely the candidate’s responsibility to print and keep the receipt.

The registration fee is R$ 110 and can be paid through the GRU provided by FGV. Requests for exemption from the registration fee for the Iphan selection process can be made between December 9, 2024, and December 11, for bone marrow donors and beneficiaries of the Unified Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico), through the FGV website.

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Selection Has Two Stages

The Iphan selection process consists of two stages: the objective test and title evaluation. The objective test will be held on February 23, 2025, from 2 PM to 6 PM. The evaluation will be eliminatory and classificatory, with locations to be announced on the FGV website.

The exam will consist of two modules, with 80 questions, each worth one point. A candidate will be considered approved in this stage of the Iphan selection process if they score at least 40 points on the test, with a minimum of 10 points in each module.

The last stage will be the title examination for candidates approved in the objective test, which is classificatory in nature. The distribution will occur as follows:

Master’s Degree: 0.75 per title (maximum 1.5 points);
Graduate Studies (minimum 360h): 0.5 per title (maximum 1 point);
Doctorate: 1.25 per title (maximum 2.5 points).

Iphan Opens Selection Process With Salary of R$ 9,000 + R$ 1,000 Food Allowance for Higher Education Professionals

New Selection Process Iphan for Higher Education: Announcement Brings Dozens of Vacancies at Iphan for Various Areas with Salaries Reaching R$ 9 Thousand + Benefits, check the details below!

Requirements for Participation in the Iphan Selection Process

Learn How to Register for the Iphan Selection Process

Selection Has Two Stages

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