Unmissable Opportunity: Public Contest With Over 2,700 Job Openings Available

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 08/02/2024 at 09:26

Updated on 08/02/2024 at 09:40

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Job Openings in Education! Public Competition with Attractive Salaries. Apply by 03/08

Are you looking for a job opportunity in education? Then don’t miss this unique chance! The Municipal Department of Education of Nova Iguaçu (SEMED) is currently accepting applications for the long-awaited public competition. With a total of 2,738 vacancies available, spread across various positions and levels of education, this is your chance to enter the public service and make a difference in municipal education.

Openings for All Education Levels

Whether you are a professional with elementary, middle, technical, or higher education, there is a vacancy waiting for you! The competition offers opportunities for positions such as teacher I, II, and III, social worker, educational and pedagogical advisor, psychologist, school supervisor, among others. With attractive salaries ranging from R$ 1,481.06 to R$ 4,420.55, this is a unique chance to gain financial stability and achieve your professional dreams in the education field.

Exams and Stages of the Selection Process

The selection process will be conducted in several stages, ensuring a fair and transparent selection. All registered candidates will be subjected to a written objective multiple-choice exam, with a classificatory and eliminatory character. Additionally, candidates for higher education and middle-level positions will have their qualifications evaluated, which will count towards the final classification. For candidates for the position of teacher II (libras interpreter – hearing professional), there will also be a practical test, of eliminatory character.

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Don’t Miss This Opportunity, Grab These Vacancies!

The deadline for applications is until this Thursday, March 8th, at 4 PM. Therefore, do not let this opportunity slip away! To apply, simply visit the Instituto Consulplan website and fill out the application form. Be sure to check all the requirements and necessary documents for each position before submitting your application. Secure your professional future in the education field and become part of the team at the Municipal Department of Education of Nova Iguaçu!

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Unmissable Opportunity: Public Contest With Over 2,700 Job Openings Available

Job Openings in Education! Public Competition with Attractive Salaries. Apply by 03/08

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