How About a Job From 7:20 AM to 1 PM, With A Salary of R$35.69 Per Hour? SESI Announces Job Openings For Those Seeking Stability and Professional Growth; See How to Secure Your Spot

Written by Bruno Teles Published on 06/12/2024 at 13:05

Que tal um emprego das 7h20 às 13h, com salário de R$35,69 por hora? O SESI anuncia vagas de emprego para quem busca estabilidade e crescimento profissional; Veja como garantir sua vaga (Imagem: Representação)

Unique Opportunity at SESI for Those Seeking Stability and Professional Growth in Florianópolis, SC.

SESI, recognized for promoting quality of life and inclusion through education, is hiring Teaching Specialists in Inclusive Education.

Focusing on serving students with special needs, the institution seeks qualified professionals committed to the challenge of transforming the school environment.

If you are a pedagogue or licensed in special education and have experience in the area, this is an excellent opportunity to join the SESI team. The hourly wage is competitive, and the job is located in one of the most desirable cities in Brazil.

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Selection Process

The selection process will be divided into several stages:

Receipt of resumes: Until 11/12/2024.
Curriculum evaluation: Results on 12/12/2024.
Cultural Fit and Competencies Test: From 13/12/2024 to 16/12/2024 (online).
Practical assessment: From 17/12/2024 to 19/12/2024 (case study and online presentation).
Final result: Announcement on 20/12/2024.

SESI Job Openings

Teaching Specialist – Inclusive Education (11/12/2024)

Additionally, there are more job openings available on the official SESI portal.

How to Apply

Visit the official FIESC website and complete the registration by the deadline. Be sure to fill out all information correctly, as the system does not allow edits after submission.

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

About SESI

The Social Service of Industry (SESI) is one of the largest social institutions in Brazil, promoting education, health, and well-being for industrial workers and their families.

With a strong commitment to inclusion, the institution seeks professionals who share its values and are ready to make a difference.

Don’t waste time! Enroll and be part of the transformation in inclusive education at SESI.

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