City Hall Announces Today Public Competition with 48 Positions for Early Childhood Education Teacher and Salaries Up to R$ 3,650.82 in PE

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 26/11/2025 at 12:04

Concurso com 48 vagas para Professor da Educação Infantil oferece salários de até R$ 3.650,82 e abre seleção imediata no estado

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The New Contest Offers 48 Vacancies for Kindergarten Teachers with Salaries Reaching R$ 3,650.82, Opening Immediate Opportunity for Those Seeking Entry Into Public Service and Professional Stability in the Educational Area

The city hall contest in Pernambuco announced by the City Hall of Riacho das Almas opened 48 vacancies exclusively for the position of Kindergarten Teacher, all linked to the Secretariat of Education. These opportunities are part of a larger competition, but the focus is directed at professionals who wish to work in early childhood education in the city.

The vacancies are aimed at candidates with compatible qualifications and availability to fulfill a work schedule that varies from 30 to 40 hours per week. The salary offered can reach R$ 3,650.82, depending on the function and the defined workload for the position.

Registrations and Orientations

Interested parties must register between November 11 and December 11, 2025, exclusively through the website of the IGEDUC Institute. The participation fee for the city hall contest in Pernambuco varies according to the candidate’s level, with the possibility of exemption from November 11 to 13, 2025.

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Steps of the Selection Process

The selection will include an objective test valid for all applicants. Additionally, there will be a teaching test specifically aimed at candidates for the position of Kindergarten Teacher. The title evaluation will be applied only to professionals with higher education.

The purpose of the contest is to select qualified professionals to work in daycares and preschools, directly contributing to the care of children aged 0 to 5 in the city. The initiative reinforces the need to strengthen the services provided by the municipal network.

Validity and Consultation of the Announcement

The contest will be valid for two years, with the possibility of extension for an equal period. This duration increases the time available for the calling of approved candidates according to the demand of the educational units.

The complete announcement, with all details about registrations, tests, and stages, is available on the website of the IGEDUC Institute.

With these opportunities, the city hall contest in Pernambuco presents itself as a chance for professionals who wish to join early childhood education in Riacho das Almas and meet the needs of the municipal network.

City Hall Announces Today Public Competition with 48 Positions for Early Childhood Education Teacher and Salaries Up to R$ 3,650.82 in PE

The New Contest Offers 48 Vacancies for Kindergarten Teachers with Salaries Reaching R$ 3,650.82, Opening Immediate Opportunity for Those Seeking Entry Into Public Service and Professional Stability in the Educational Area

Registrations and Orientations

Steps of the Selection Process

Validity and Consultation of the Announcement

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City Hall Announces Today Public Competition with 48 Positions for Early Childhood Education Teacher and Salaries Up to R$ 3,650.82 in PE

The New Contest Offers 48 Vacancies for Kindergarten Teachers with Salaries Reaching R$ 3,650.82, Opening Immediate Opportunity for Those Seeking Entry Into Public Service and Professional Stability in the Educational Area

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