City Hall Opens Public Competition With 449 Vacancies for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels, Offering Salaries Up to R$ 3,900, Plus Bonuses

Written by Débora Araújo

Published on 29/06/2024 at 14:15

Updated on 29/06/2024 at 14:17

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Applications Open for Over 400 Positions in Different Areas and Education Levels; Check All the Details About the Public Competition from the Municipality and Get Ready to Secure Your Spot!

If you are eyeing a career in the public sector, here’s a game-changing news: the City Hall of Olinda has just opened applications for a public competition filled with opportunities. A total of 449 positions are being offered in various education levels and areas of expertise, with salaries that can reach up to R$ 3,9 thousand, in addition to possible bonuses. Understand more about the opportunities in the municipality’s competition and learn how to apply.

Check the List of Available Positions in the City Hall Competition

Published in the Official Gazette of the municipality this Friday (28), the public competition covers seven municipal secretariats, offering opportunities for candidates with high school, technical, and higher education degrees.

In total, there are 269 positions dedicated to the health area and 180 distributed among the secretariats of Urban Management, Heritage and Culture, Social Development and Human Rights, Works, Environment and Urban Planning, and People Management and Administration. Here are some of the available positions in the City Hall competition:

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Work Hours for the City Hall Competition

Candidates selected in the city hall competition will work in varying schedules according to their position:

20 hours per week for doctors and dentists;
40 hours per week for community health agents and other positions in the Family Health Program;
30 hours per week for other positions.

Interested? Check How to Apply for the Public Competition in Olinda

Applications are open until September 15 and must be made exclusively online, through the website of the organizing entity. Applicants should pay attention to the educational requirements for each position.

Application fees are R$ 120 for higher-level positions and R$ 100 for technical and high school levels. Candidates registered in CadÚnico or who come from low-income families can request a fee waiver until July 29.

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION.

Exams and Stages of the Public Competition

The public competition will be conducted in a single phase, consisting of a four-hour objective test. For candidates applying for the position of community health agent, there will also be a training course. The exams will take place on November 17, and the partial results are expected to be announced on December 9 on the website of the organizing entity and in the Official Gazette of the city.

Participating in a public competition is an excellent way to secure financial and professional stability.

The positions offered in the City Hall of Olinda competition are an unmissable opportunity for anyone seeking a solid career in the public sector. With this information at hand, interested individuals can start preparing to take advantage of this great opportunity to enter the public service in the charming city of Olinda. Don’t miss out!

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City Hall Opens Public Competition With 449 Vacancies for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels, Offering Salaries Up to R$ 3,900, Plus Bonuses

Applications Open for Over 400 Positions in Different Areas and Education Levels; Check All the Details About the Public Competition from the Municipality and Get Ready to Secure Your Spot!

Check the List of Available Positions in the City Hall Competition

Work Hours for the City Hall Competition

Interested? Check How to Apply for the Public Competition in Olinda

Exams and Stages of the Public Competition

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City Hall Opens Public Competition With 449 Vacancies for High School, Technical, and Higher Education Levels, Offering Salaries Up to R$ 3,900, Plus Bonuses

Applications Open for Over 400 Positions in Different Areas and Education Levels; Check All the Details About the Public Competition from the Municipality and Get Ready to Secure Your Spot!

Check the List of Available Positions in the City Hall Competition

Work Hours for the City Hall Competition

Interested? Check How to Apply for the Public Competition in Olinda

Exams and Stages of the Public Competition

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