Sesc Opens Selection Process Offering Salary of R$2,587.73 + Benefits and 44 Weekly Working Hours for Driver; See How to Participate

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 24/11/2024 at 15:53

Updated on 24/11/2024 at 16:03

O Sesc abre processo seletivo com salário de R$2.587,73 + benefícios e carga horária de 44 horas semanais para motorista; Veja como participar (Imagem: Representação)

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Job Opening Announcement at Sesc for Driver, with Benefits and a Workload of 44 Hours Per Week.

If you are looking for an opportunity in the job market, job openings at Sesc may be the chance you were waiting for.

The Sesc unit in Manaus is currently holding a selection process for the position of Driver, offering a competitive salary, attractive benefits, and the chance to work at one of the most recognized institutions in the socio-educational sector.

Sesc plays a crucial role in promoting social welfare by providing services in health, education, culture, and leisure.

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Selection Process: Stages and Dates

The selection process for the position of Driver follows the stages described below:

Application: From 11/21/2024 to 11/25/2024, through the official Sesc platform.
Curriculum Screening: Starting on 11/26/2024. The results will be announced later.
Knowledge Test: Date to be defined and communicated by email. In-person stage.
Practical Assessment: Conducted in person, with date and location provided in advance.
Interview: In-person, with a detailed schedule sent by email.
Final Result: Posted on the official Sesc website after the process is certified.

Stay alert to the dates and information sent by email so you don’t miss any stage.

Job Opening

Driver (11/21/2024).

More details about other opportunities are available on the Sesc portal.

How to Apply?

To participate, interested parties must access the official Sesc platform, fill out the application form, and confirm their application through the automatic email sent by the platform. It is essential to regularly check the inbox and spam folders to not miss any notifications.

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About Sesc

Sesc is a private institution created by businesspeople from the commerce sector to provide services in health, education, leisure, and culture. In Amazonas, Sesc has been operating since 1948, being a reference in social service in cities such as Manaus, Coari, Itacoatiara, and Parintins.

In addition to fixed units, Sesc in Amazonas also operates with mobile units that bring services such as BiblioSesc and OdontoSesc to distant communities, expanding the institution’s positive impact.

Why Work at Sesc?

Job openings offer not only stability and benefits, but also the opportunity to be part of a team that values ethics, diversity, and innovation. If you meet the requirements and are ready for a new challenge, don’t miss the chance to participate in the selection process. Apply now and secure your opportunity at Sesc!

Sesc Opens Selection Process Offering Salary of R$2,587.73 + Benefits and 44 Weekly Working Hours for Driver; See How to Participate

Job Opening Announcement at Sesc for Driver, with Benefits and a Workload of 44 Hours Per Week.

Selection Process: Stages and Dates

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Sesc Opens Selection Process Offering Salary of R$2,587.73 + Benefits and 44 Weekly Working Hours for Driver; See How to Participate

Job Opening Announcement at Sesc for Driver, with Benefits and a Workload of 44 Hours Per Week.

Selection Process: Stages and Dates

Job Opening

How to Apply?

About Sesc

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While an average building in London or New York takes three years to be completed, in China a 26-story tower went up in five days with about 100 workers, and the global modular construction market already moves US$ 95 billion per year.

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