Processo seletivo aberto pelos Correios oferece 4.462 vagas para cadastro de cúrrículo Jovem Aprendiz

Selection Process Opened by Correios Offers 4,462 Positions for Youth Apprentice Resume Registration

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 31/03/2020 at 15:15

Processo seletivo aberto pelos Correios oferece 4.462 vagas para cadastro de cúrrículo Jovem Aprendiz

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Registrations for the competition open by the Postal Service begin this Tuesday (31). The new announcement requires 4,462 vacancies for the Youth Apprentice resume registration in a simplified public selection process. In addition to these vacancies, a reserve list will also be filled. Abendi offers free online e-books and preparatory courses in the END Career.

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The last hiring opened by the Postal Service, with this demand for vacancies and resume reserve occurred in 2018.

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Understand the Selection Process, How to Register Your Resume, and Compete for the Youth Apprentice Vacancies at the Postal Service

During the contract, apprentices may take courses for administrative assistant and logistics assistant.

Of the total vacancies, 10% are reserved for people with disabilities and 20% for those who declare themselves as black or mixed-race. Candidates with lower family income, younger candidates, public school students, and beneficiaries of social programs will have higher scores in the selection process.

Benefits

The remuneration paid to selected candidates in the project will be R$ 490 per month, with benefits such as transportation voucher, meal voucher, and uniform.

Who Can Apply

To participate in the competition, you must be between 14 and 22 years old and at least in the sixth year of elementary school.

You must also be available to work 20 hours per week, distributed over working hours per day. The duration of the program may range from 12 to 24 months.

It is important that the candidate has not participated in the project in recent years.

Stages of Hiring for Youth Apprentice at the Postal Service

Registrations, of a classificatory nature;
Verification of requirements, of an eliminatory nature;
Pre-employment medical exams, also of an eliminatory nature;
And the hiring.

See below for more details and how to register

Registrations for the more than four thousand vacancies and resume reserve can be made from today for free on the Postal Service website. Please note that registrations will be available until April 30. The announcement can be consulted by clicking here.

Selection Process Opened by Correios Offers 4,462 Positions for Youth Apprentice Resume Registration

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