City Hall Opens 478 Positions With Salaries Up to R$ 13,200 for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education: Positions for General Services Assistant, Administrative Agent, Teaching Professional, and Much More!

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Published on 06/06/2024 at 08:00

Updated on 05/06/2024 at 23:40

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Jobs With 20 to 40 Hour Schedules and Attractive Salaries: Opportunities Are Varied and Meet Different Areas of Activity, From Administration to Health and Engineering!

The city of Mineiros, in Goiás, has just launched a public competition with 478 vacancies for various areas and levels of education. The opportunities range from basic to higher education, with attractive salaries and a wide variety of positions. Applications are already open, so check how to participate in this selection process, according to notíciasconcursos.

Open Positions: Diversity of Opportunities for All Levels

The City Hall of Mineiros, in Goiás, offers 478 positions for immediate hiring, plus a reserve list. The opportunities are varied and meet different areas of activity, from administration to health and engineering. Among the available positions, the highlights are:

Administrator (1 vacancy)

Administrative Agent (6 vacancies)

General Services Assistant (30 vacancies)

Teaching Professional – Pedagogue (180 vacancies)

Salaries range from R$ 1,180.35 to R$ 13,203.22, with work schedules between 20 and 40 hours per week. “It’s an excellent opportunity for those seeking stability and good salaries,” comments a competition specialist.

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Who Can Apply for the Public Competition?

To compete for one of the open positions, candidates must meet some basic requirements. It is necessary to have Brazilian or Portuguese nationality with recognized political and civil rights and obligations in Brazil, in addition to being up to date with electoral obligations and, for men, military service. The minimum age for participation is 18 years, and candidates must possess the minimum requirements needed to perform the intended functions.

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How to Register

Interested parties have until June 28, 2024, to register on the UNIFIMES website, the institution responsible for organizing the competition. Registration fees range from R$ 90.00 to R$ 150.00, depending on the chosen position. Don’t miss the deadline: “the sooner you register, the better,” recommends a frequent participant in public competitions.

Therefore, for more information and to register, CLICK HERE!

Selection Process Steps

Thus, the selection process will include several stages, including objective tests, title tests, and essay tests, depending on the position. Accordingly, the objective test, which is eliminatory and classificatory for all positions, is scheduled for August 11, 2024. Make sure you are well prepared, as the competition promises to be fierce.

However, for more details about the competition, including the complete schedule, program content, and duties of each position, access the complete announcement on the UNIFIMES website. Good luck!

With this range of opportunities and the possibility of securing a good public job, it is worth preparing and participating in this competition in Mineiros, Goiás.

Good luck!

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09/06/2024 09:12

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City Hall Opens 478 Positions With Salaries Up to R$ 13,200 for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education: Positions for General Services Assistant, Administrative Agent, Teaching Professional, and Much More!

Jobs With 20 to 40 Hour Schedules and Attractive Salaries: Opportunities Are Varied and Meet Different Areas of Activity, From Administration to Health and Engineering!

Open Positions: Diversity of Opportunities for All Levels

Who Can Apply for the Public Competition?

How to Register

Selection Process Steps

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City Hall Opens 478 Positions With Salaries Up to R$ 13,200 for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education: Positions for General Services Assistant, Administrative Agent, Teaching Professional, and Much More!

Jobs With 20 to 40 Hour Schedules and Attractive Salaries: Opportunities Are Varied and Meet Different Areas of Activity, From Administration to Health and Engineering!

Open Positions: Diversity of Opportunities for All Levels

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How to Register

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