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Civil Police Calls For Hiring Professionals With No Competition For Intermediate And Higher Education Positions

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Published on 20/09/2024 at 05:05

Updated on 21/09/2024 at 15:16

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Want to Work in the Civil Police but Have Not Yet Passed the Exam? Check Out the New Hiring Notice with Openings for High School and Higher Education.

The Civil Police of Pará has announced the opening of a selection process for the temporary hiring of professionals in administrative and technology areas. The selection aims to fill a total of 47 vacancies, without a competition, distributed among different functions that require both high school and higher education.

Approved candidates in the selection process, without a competition, will have salaries ranging from R$ 1,397.93 to R$ 1,983.34, with a weekly workload of 30 hours. The notice also guarantees reserved vacancies for people with disabilities.

Open Positions in the Civil Police

35 positions for administrative assistant;
9 positions for IT assistant;
1 position for IT management technician – network analyst;
1 position for IT management technician – developer;
1 position for IT management technician – support analyst.

Stages of the Selection Process

The selection for these vacancies without a competition will consist of document analysis and individual interviews, which are scheduled to take place between October 31 and November 5.

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Registrations

Registrations must be made exclusively through the Government of the State of Pará portal. It is important to emphasize that no registration fee will be charged.

For more details, interested parties can access the notice directly. Registrations can be made through the official website: https://www.sipros.pa.gov.br.

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