MS City Hall Opens Public Contest With 81 Vacancies and Salaries Up to R$ 15,000 Per Month

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/02/2022 at 12:51

Updated on 19/02/2022 at 12:52

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The Prefecture of Glória de Dourados (MS) Is Accepting Applications for Its Public Contest Which Is Available 81 Vacancies in the Most Diverse Sectors, Education Levels and with Great Salaries

The Prefecture of Glória de Dourados (MS) has opened dozens of vacancies for its public contest. A total of 81 positions are available for the most diverse areas of activity and with great salaries. Applications will be open until next Monday (21). There are positions offered for both candidates with elementary and higher education, and each salary depends on the chosen position.

Public Contest of the Prefecture of MS Offers Salaries of up to R$ 16 Thousand

Work schedules vary between 20 to 40 hours a week, and salaries can range from R$ 1,142.38 to R$ 15,998. It is worth noting that the public contest is being organized by the Fundação de Apoio à Pesquisa, ao Ensino e à Cultura (Fapec).

Those interested in signing up and competing for one of the vacancies at the Prefecture of the municipality of MS must access the foundation’s website by Monday. Select the position you wish to compete for and read carefully about the work hours, salaries, and the registration fee. For registration, you will need information such as CPF, Full Name, Father’s and Mother’s Names, Date of Birth, ID, Gender, Marital Status, Address, Email, Landline Phone, Mobile Phone, among others.

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Check the Positions Offered in the Public Contest of the Prefecture of MS

Childhood Education Assistant;
Dental Assistant;
Accounting Technician;
Nursing Assistant;
Electrician;
Street Sweeper;
Garbage Collector;
Food Server;
Driver;
Machine Operator;
Manual Laborer;
Tractor Operator;
Caretaker.

All Details About the Public Contest Exams

The public contest exams for the Prefecture of MS consist of 40 questions divided among the following subjects:

Higher Education: Portuguese Language, Specific Knowledge, and Municipal Legislation.

Education Area: Portuguese Language, Specific Knowledge, and Pedagogical Knowledge.

Middle Level: Mathematics, Portuguese Language, Specific Knowledge, and Municipal Legislation.

Complete Elementary Level: Portuguese Language, Mathematics, Specific Knowledge, and Municipal Legislation.

Incomplete Elementary Level: Portuguese Language and Mathematics.

To know all the details about exam locations, times, and other information about the registrations, interested parties should access the notice. Registrations must be made by Monday (21); after this date, registrations will be closed.

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MS City Hall Opens Public Contest With 81 Vacancies and Salaries Up to R$ 15,000 Per Month

The Prefecture of Glória de Dourados (MS) Is Accepting Applications for Its Public Contest Which Is Available 81 Vacancies in the Most Diverse Sectors, Education Levels and with Great Salaries

Read Also

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Check the Positions Offered in the Public Contest of the Prefecture of MS

All Details About the Public Contest Exams

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