Sesc Is Hiring! Job Opening with Salary of R$3,306.00 + Benefits; Send Your Resume by December 10

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Published on 04/12/2024 at 12:50

O Sesc está contratando! Vaga de emprego com salário de R$3.306,00 + benefícios; Envie seu currículo até 10 de dezembro (Imagem: Representação)

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An Opportunity at Sesc for Those Who Wish to Work in Education with Benefits and Stability. Check It Out!

The Sesc, nationally recognized for its quality of life programs, education, and social inclusion initiatives, has an open position for the role of School Secretary.

With a salary of R$3,306.00 and an attractive benefits package, this is an excellent opportunity for professionals who wish to work in the administrative organization of an institution that transforms lives.

The role involves school administrative routines, attending to students and parents, and supporting educational and cultural events. The position is intended for those with experience in the field, pursuing a higher education degree in Pedagogy, and seeking professional growth in a consolidated institution.

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Selection Process in Stages

The selection process for the School Secretary position will consist of four stages: online application, technical exam, individual interview, and final result. Interested candidates have until December 10, 2024 to apply on the official Sesc portal.

Job Vacancy

School Secretary – Location: Sesc Unit X
- Salary: R$ 3,306.00.
- Requirements: Ongoing higher education in Pedagogy, experience in school administrative routines.
- Announcement Date: (11/28/2024).

More information about other opportunities can be found on the official Sesc portal.

How to Apply

Applications for the position are open on the official Sesc website. The process is simple and involves filling out complete information in the system.

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After applying, candidates will be called for the following stages, which include technical exams and in-person interviews.

About Sesc

The Social Service of Commerce (Sesc) is a nationally relevant institution, recognized for its innovative projects in education, culture, health, and leisure.

Working at Sesc is an opportunity to join a team committed to Brazil’s social and educational development, always with a focus on inclusion and sustainability.

If you have the necessary qualifications and wish to be part of a team that values social impact, the job vacancies at Sesc are ideal for you. Apply now and make a difference in education and in people’s lives!

Sesc Is Hiring! Job Opening with Salary of R$3,306.00 + Benefits; Send Your Resume by December 10

An Opportunity at Sesc for Those Who Wish to Work in Education with Benefits and Stability. Check It Out!

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How to Apply

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Sesc Is Hiring! Job Opening with Salary of R$3,306.00 + Benefits; Send Your Resume by December 10

An Opportunity at Sesc for Those Who Wish to Work in Education with Benefits and Stability. Check It Out!

Selection Process in Stages

Job Vacancy

How to Apply

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