City Hall Launches Competitive Exam for High School and University Graduates With Salaries Up to R$ 19,700!

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Published on 19/09/2024 at 22:21

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Applications Open Until October 16 for High School and College Positions. Apply Now!

The City Hall of São Carlos do Ivaí, located in northwest Paraná, has just opened applications for a public competition that promises to attract professionals seeking stability and high salaries. With two positions available and the formation of a reserve list, the opportunities include both candidates with high school diplomas and those with higher education. The salaries range from R$ 1,734.54 to an impressive R$ 19,734.44, depending on the position, according to the G1 Globo website.

Competition Details

The applications for the competition can be made until October 16, through the official competition website. The application fees are R$ 70 for the Educational Monitor position and R$ 100 for the Doctor role. It is important to note that the fee must be paid by the deadline to ensure participation.

Positions and Salaries

The competition offers the following opportunities:

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Exams and Selection

The selection of candidates from the city hall will occur through an objective exam, scheduled for November 3. This exam will consist of questions on Portuguese Language, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, General and Specific Knowledge, ensuring that candidates have the necessary competencies for the offered positions.

Validity of the Competition

The city hall competition will be valid for two years from the publication of the final result, which can be extended for another two years, as per the demand for personnel in public administration. This is an excellent opportunity for those seeking a solid career in the public sector.

How to Apply for the City Hall Competition

Those interested in participating in the city hall competition should access the official website of the City Hall of São Carlos do Ivaí to register and obtain more information about the announcement and the selection process. Participating in the competition represents not only a chance to secure a well-paid job but also to integrate into an administration that values education and public health.

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City Hall Launches Competitive Exam for High School and University Graduates With Salaries Up to R$ 19,700!

Applications Open Until October 16 for High School and College Positions. Apply Now!

Competition Details

Positions and Salaries

Exams and Selection

Validity of the Competition

How to Apply for the City Hall Competition

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Positions and Salaries

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