Alagoa Grande City Hall Opens Selection Process with 388 Positions for All Education Levels, Salary Up to R$ 11,000 for Positions Such as Cook, Doorman, Security Guard, Driver, Nurse, and More!

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Published on 13/02/2025 at 18:34

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Selection Includes Elementary, Middle, and Higher Levels, with 39 Vacancies for People with Disabilities and Objective Tests in April 2025

The City Hall of Alagoa Grande, located in the prosperous region of Paraíba, announced a comprehensive public competition that offers a great opportunity for those seeking stability and professional growth in the public sector. With a total of 388 vacancies, the notice nº 001/2024 was structured to meet various administrative and operational needs of the municipality, ensuring the continuous development of local public services.

Details of Positions and Areas of Activity

The selection process includes opportunities for all levels of education, divided among positions of elementary, middle, technical, and higher education.

Approved candidates will have the chance to work in essential sectors, significantly contributing to the well-being and quality of life of the citizens of Alagoa Grande.

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Elementary Level:

Urban Cleaning Agent
General Services Assistant
Gravedigger
Cook
Electrician
Plumber
School Lunch Assistant
Machine Operator
Bricklayer
Doorman
Labor Worker
Tractor Operator
Security Guard

Middle/Technical Level:

Administrative Agent
Collector Agent
Health Agent
Municipal Guard
Traffic Agent
Daycare Monitor
Driver
Nursing Technician
Pharmacy Technician
Laboratory Technician
Radiology Technician
Oral Health Technician

Higher Level:

Social Worker
Biomedic
Biochemist
Nurse
Pharmacist
Physiotherapist
Speech Therapist
Physician
Nutritionist
Dentist
Prosecutor
Psychologist
Occupational Therapist
Pedagogue
Teachers
Psychopedagogue

Registration and Participation in the Process

Those interested in participating in this city hall competition must register between December 19, 2024 and February 16, 2025 through the CPCON/UEPB portal.

The registration fees, which vary according to the position, are attractive and accessible, ranging from R$ 75.00 to R$ 115.00.

Structure of the Tests and Selection

The public competition is structured to fairly and effectively assess candidates’ competencies. The first stage, an objective test, is scheduled for April 27, 2025 and will be common to all positions. The second stage will be more specific, including:

Practical Tests for electricians, drivers, machine operators, and tractor operators, testing specific technical skills.
Physical Fitness Tests for municipal guards, ensuring that candidates have adequate physical conditions for their duties.
Title Tests for teaching positions, recognizing and valuing academic education and previous experiences.

Additional Information and Support for the Public Competition

To ensure that all candidates have access to all necessary information, the complete public notice can be consulted on the official website of CPCON UEPB.

Furthermore, for questions or additional information, interested parties can contact the organizing committee by email.

This selection process not only fills essential vacancies but also reinforces the commitment of the City Hall of Alagoa Grande to the continuous improvement of public services and the development of a competent and dedicated workforce.

It is an excellent opportunity for professionals seeking to grow in their careers and contribute to the well-being of the Paraíba community.

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Alagoa Grande City Hall Opens Selection Process with 388 Positions for All Education Levels, Salary Up to R$ 11,000 for Positions Such as Cook, Doorman, Security Guard, Driver, Nurse, and More!

Selection Includes Elementary, Middle, and Higher Levels, with 39 Vacancies for People with Disabilities and Objective Tests in April 2025

Details of Positions and Areas of Activity

Elementary Level:

Middle/Technical Level:

Higher Level:

Registration and Participation in the Process

Structure of the Tests and Selection

Additional Information and Support for the Public Competition

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Registration and Participation in the Process

Structure of the Tests and Selection

Additional Information and Support for the Public Competition

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