Mairiporã City Hall! Job Openings With Salaries Up to R$ 4,500 – Applications OPEN Until 11/26

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 26/10/2024 at 09:35

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Opportunity in the City Hall of Mairiporã! Public contest with salaries of up to R$ 4,500. Registrations go until 26/11. See how to secure your place and all the details about the selection process!

The City Hall of Mairiporã, a city located in the interior of São Paulo, recently announced the opening of a public contest with the aim of hiring professionals with a high school and higher education background. There are seven vacancies available, with positions ranging from child development assistant to physical education teachers (PEB II). The contest also aims to form a reserve list for future needs of the municipal administration.

*City Hall of Mairiporã SP opens contest with seven vacancies (Photo: Disclosure)*

Available Positions at the City Hall of Mairiporã!

The vacancies are distributed as follows:

Child Development Assistant – 1 vacancy
Pedagogical Coordinator – 1 vacancy
PEB II – Physical Education – 5 vacancies

Those interested must meet the minimum requirements specified in the notice, such as having the educational level required for each position and being at least 18 years old. The working hours range from 30 to 40 hours per week, with salaries ranging from R$ 1,723.01 to R$ 5,674.55, depending on the position and required qualifications.

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How to Register

The registration period begins on October 29, at 5 PM, and runs until November 26, at 11:59 PM. Candidates must register exclusively through the website of the Instituto Nosso Rumo, which is responsible for organizing the contest.

Registration fees range from R$ 59.00 to R$ 72.00 depending on the position. Those wishing to request a fee waiver can do so between October 29 and November 7, also through the website. Click Here to access the notice.

Selection Process Stages

The selection process will be composed of different stages to ensure the selection of the most qualified professionals. The main phase is the objective test, scheduled to take place on December 15. The content will include questions on:

Portuguese Language
Mathematics
Educational Legislation
Specific Knowledge for Each Position

For the position of child development assistant, candidates will also take a practical test, expected to occur on February 8 and 9. This stage is crucial for assessing specific skills for the position, ensuring that professionals have the necessary practice to meet the demands of the role.

Validity of the Contest and Other Information

The contest of the City Hall of Mairiporã will have an initial validity of two years, counted from the date of homologation. However, this period may be extended for another two years, if the administration deems it necessary. This is an interesting opportunity for those seeking job stability and wishing to work in the public sector, contributing to the educational development of the municipality.

Interested individuals should access the complete notice and pay attention to deadlines and requirements.

Mairiporã City Hall! Job Openings With Salaries Up to R$ 4,500 – Applications OPEN Until 11/26

Opportunity in the City Hall of Mairiporã! Public contest with salaries of up to R$ 4,500. Registrations go until 26/11. See how to secure your place and all the details about the selection process!

Available Positions at the City Hall of Mairiporã!

How to Register

Selection Process Stages

Validity of the Contest and Other Information

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Available Positions at the City Hall of Mairiporã!

How to Register

Selection Process Stages

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