MA City Hall Launches Contest with 72 Positions for Elementary, Secondary, and Higher Education Levels; See Positions and Salaries

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Published on 24/06/2025 at 15:52

Updated on 24/06/2025 at 16:26

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Competitive Exam in Jenipapo dos Vieiras Reopens Registrations with 72 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 2,895.16 for Various Areas

A City Hall of Jenipapo dos Vieiras, in Maranhão, announced the reopening of registrations for its public competition, offering 72 immediate vacancies and forming a reserve list.

The opportunities cover positions for elementary, middle, and higher education levels.

Registrations and Exams with New Dates

According to the new schedule, registrations will be open from July 8 to August 8, 2025, on the Funatec website. The fees range from R$ 75.00 to R$ 110.00, depending on the desired position. Candidates who meet the requirements of the notice may request a fee waiver between July 8 and 17.

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Distribution of Positions by Departments

At the Department of Education, there are vacancies for Teachers in different areas, along with Pedagogical Supervisor, Psychologist, Social Worker, Nutritionist, Driver, among others.

The Department of Social Assistance offers vacancies for Administrative Agent, General Services Assistant, and Social Worker. In the Department of Health, the positions include Physiotherapist, Dentist, Nurse, Data Entry Clerk, and Guard.

Salary, Work Hours, and Validity of the Competition

Salaries range from R$ 1,518.00 to R$ 2,895.16, with work hours from 20 to 40 hours per week. The competition will be valid for two years, which may be extended for an equal period.

To participate, candidates must prove the required education and meet the requirements of the notice.

The exam content includes Portuguese language, logical and mathematical reasoning, legislation, general and specific knowledge.

The complete notice is available on the website of the organizing committee.

MA City Hall Launches Contest with 72 Positions for Elementary, Secondary, and Higher Education Levels; See Positions and Salaries

Competitive Exam in Jenipapo dos Vieiras Reopens Registrations with 72 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 2,895.16 for Various Areas

Registrations and Exams with New Dates

Distribution of Positions by Departments

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