How About Working at SESI and Earning R$31.57 Per Hour? The Institution Opens Job Vacancy With Great Benefits and An Indeterminate Contract!

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Published on 05/12/2024 at 08:00

Updated on 04/12/2024 at 23:59

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Incredible Opportunity for History Teachers: SESI Seeks Professionals in Brusque/SC. Read More and See How to Participate in the Selection Process.

The SESI, part of the FIESC System, has openings for the position of Basic Education Teacher II – Elementary School (Final Years) – History in Brusque, SC. The institution seeks qualified professionals to teach in elementary education, offering a salary of R$31.57 per hour, with an expected workload of 20 hours per week.

The contract is open-ended, ensuring stability and a promising opportunity for teachers. Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in History and at least six months of classroom experience.

This position, with morning and afternoon shifts, is ideal for professionals looking to work in one of the largest institutions in the state. Thus, the selection process is well-structured, promoting a fair and transparent selection.

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SESI Selection Process

The selection process follows a detailed schedule with several eliminatory stages. Check it out:

Resume Submission
- Period: from 12/04/2024 to 12/10/2024.
- Only applications confirmed via email will be accepted.
Resume Review
- Date: 12/11/2024 at 8 AM.
- Results Announcement: 12/11/2024 at 12 PM.
Cultural Fit and Competencies Test
- Period: from 12/11/2024 at 4 PM to 12/12/2024 at 4 PM.
- This stage will be online, with a link sent to the registered email.
Practical Evaluation: Test Lesson and Interview SESI
- Date: 12/13/2024 starting at 1 PM.
- Location: SENAI Brusque (Av. Primeiro de Maio, 670, Brusque).
- Time: 20 minutes for the test lesson + 20 minutes for the interview.
- Test Lesson Topic: The French Revolution and the Democratic Process.
Final Result
- Announcement: 12/16/2024 at 5 PM.

Important Note: Candidates must attend the stages with an official photo ID, proof of education, and lesson plan.

Job Opening

See the details of the available position:

Basic Education Teacher II – History
- Location: Brusque, SC.
- Salary: R$31.57 per hour.
- Expected Workload: 20 hours per week.
- Contract Type: Hourly (open-ended).
- (Announced on 12/04/2024).

Note: For more information, you can access the official FIESC portal.

How to Apply

To participate in the selection process, you need to:

Complete the registration on the official SESI or FIESC website, filling in all the required information in the resume registration.
Confirm the registration through the automatic email sent by the platform.
Follow the detailed schedule to not miss any stage of the selection process.

Remember that resumes attached or submitted late will not be accepted. All stages are eliminatory and require attention to deadlines.

About SESI

The Social Service of Industry (SESI) is an integral part of the FIESC System and one of the most recognized institutions in Brazil in promoting health, education, and well-being.

Acting as a social arm of the industry, SESI aims to improve the quality of life of industry workers and their families, offering educational programs and services that directly impact communities.

Working at SESI is the chance to be part of a solid institution, committed to human and social development. The professionals at the institution have access to growth opportunities and continuous training, as well as a modern and innovative structure.

If you are passionate about education and wish to work in a dynamic and transformative environment, this is your opportunity. Apply now!

How About Working at SESI and Earning R$31.57 Per Hour? The Institution Opens Job Vacancy With Great Benefits and An Indeterminate Contract!

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