Maranhão Public Prosecutor's Office Opens Selection Process with 200 Internship Positions for Graduate Students

Maranhão Public Prosecutor’s Office Opens Selection Process with 200 Internship Positions for Graduate Students

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/01/2021 at 12:41

Ministério publico do maranhão

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Interested Parties Will Have Until January 11 to Register for Internship Vacancies Through the Website of the Public Ministry of Maranhão

The Public Ministry of Maranhão is offering 200 vacancies for non-mandatory internships for law graduates who are enrolled in postgraduate, specialization, master’s, or doctoral programs.

Applications for the Selection Process

Applications are free and can only be made through the website of the Public Ministry of Maranhão. If the candidate is approved, they will receive a scholarship in the amount of R$ 1,800.00 and transportation assistance. They will have to fulfill a workload of 25 hours per week, according to the working hours of the unit where they are hired.

Selection Process of the Public Ministry

The selection will be made by analyzing performance according to the academic history in Law, along with the evaluation of credentials, having an eliminatory and classificatory character. Therefore, it is extremely important that the candidate submits all their documents for analysis. CLICK HERE TO CHECK THE APPLICATION NOTICE.

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Vacancies by Municipality in Maranhão

The vacancies are distributed among 14 municipalities, as follows:

Açailândia – 9
Bacabal – 9
Balsas – 9
Caxias – 20
Chapadinha – 10
Imperatriz – 25
Itapecuru Mirim – 5
Maracaçumé – 3
Pinheiro – 10
Presidente Dutra – 5
Rosário – 5
Santa Inês – 5
São Luís – 82
Viana – 3

Maranhão Public Prosecutor’s Office Opens Selection Process with 200 Internship Positions for Graduate Students

Interested Parties Will Have Until January 11 to Register for Internship Vacancies Through the Website of the Public Ministry of Maranhão

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