Paraíba City Hall Opens 558 Positions in Contest With Salaries Up to R$ 4,000 and Exams Scheduled for August

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 25/06/2025 at 11:43

Updated on 25/06/2025 at 11:45

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The City of Patos, in the Sertão of Paraíba, Prepares to Strengthen Its Public Servant Workforce. With Opportunities in Diverse Areas, the New City Hall Contest Promises to Move the Region and Attract Candidates from All Over the State.

The City Hall of Patos, in the Sertão of Paraíba, Launched a Public Contest on Monday (23) with more than 550 vacancies, divided between immediate hiring and reserve list.

The announcements were published with opportunities for high school, technical, and higher education, covering various areas of activity.

In total, there are 558 vacancies, with 215 immediate and 343 for the reserve list.

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Applications started on June 23 and remain open until 11:59 PM on July 28, through the IDECAN website, the organizing body of the event. The fees vary between R$ 110 and R$ 150, depending on the desired position.

For those with high school education, there are 203 immediate vacancies and 311 for the reserve list in positions such as Municipal Civil Guard, Construction and Urbanism Inspector, and Consumer Protection Inspector. The Municipal Guard announcement offers 10 immediate and 30 reserve vacancies, making it one of the most sought after.

For those with technical education, there is an opportunity for the position of Surveyor, with salaries starting at R$ 1,699.85.

Among the higher education positions available are vacancies for Early Childhood Education Teacher, Elementary School Teacher for the Initial Years, Municipal Prosecutor, Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Resident Physician, and Civil Engineer. Salaries can reach R$ 4,084.40.

The objective tests are scheduled for August 31, and the contest represents a relevant opportunity for those seeking stability and entry into municipal public service.

The complete announcements are available on the official IDECAN website. It is recommended that interested parties carefully review all requirements before applying.

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