City Hall Opens 5,200 Positions in Public Contest for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education

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Published on 28/11/2023 at 18:02

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New Public Competition of the City Hall of Itapeva Is Open for Registration for Thousands of Positions. Registration for the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher Will End in December.

Registration for the competition of the City Hall of Itapeva, located in the state of São Paulo, is now open. The public competition offers 5,205 effective positions, with 81 for immediate hiring and 5,124 for the formation of a reserve list (CR). The work contract will be governed by the statutory regime.

List of Positions of the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher of the City Hall of Itapeva

Candidates with complete elementary education from the City Hall of Itapeva can apply for the following positions:

Driver category “D” (1 + 158 CR);
General services assistant (1 position + 210 CR);
Operator (1 + 21 CR);
School and collective transport driver (1 + 53 CR).

Those interested in the high school or technical course positions in the public competition can apply for the following positions:

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Learn How to Register for the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher

Applications for the public competition of the city hall must be made until December 26, 2023, exclusively online, through the website of the Coordination of Support to Public Institutions (CAIP/USCS, organizing committee of the selection process.

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The registration fees for the competition at the levels of elementary, high school, technical, and higher education of the City Hall of Itapeva are R$ 35 for elementary level, R$ 50 for high school and technical levels, and R$ 65 for higher education positions.

Learn How the Tests of the Public Competition of the City Hall Will Be

The City Hall of Itapeva competition will have the following evaluations:

Practical test, of eliminatory and classificatory nature, for drivers and operators;
Objective test, of eliminatory and classificatory nature, for all positions;
Title evaluation, of classificatory nature, for higher education and teaching assistant;
Dissertative test, of eliminatory and classificatory nature, for lawyer, social worker, pedagogical coordinator, school principal, administrative officer, teachers, psychologist, psychopedagogue, and school secretary.

The objective and dissertative tests are scheduled to take place on January 21 of next year, at locations and times that will still be communicated in the call notice, which will be published in due course.

City Hall Opens 5,200 Positions in Public Contest for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education

New Public Competition of the City Hall of Itapeva Is Open for Registration for Thousands of Positions. Registration for the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher Will End in December.

List of Positions of the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher of the City Hall of Itapeva

Learn How to Register for the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher

Learn How the Tests of the Public Competition of the City Hall Will Be

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List of Positions of the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher of the City Hall of Itapeva

Learn How to Register for the Competition at the Level of Elementary, High School, and Higher

Learn How the Tests of the Public Competition of the City Hall Will Be

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