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FUNAI Launches Unmissable Selection Process: Dozens Of Temporary Vacancies For Engineering, Geography, History, Sociology And More! High Salaries And A 4-Year Contract. Sign Up Now!
If you are looking for a well-paid professional opportunity and wish to work in the protection of indigenous peoples, the National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (FUNAI) has opened a selective process without a public competition for temporary hiring. There are 30 positions for professionals with higher education, with salaries reaching R$ 10,047.
The contracts will have an initial duration of four years, with the possibility of extension. All selected individuals will work at FUNAI’s headquarters in Brasília. Next, check the details about the available areas, requirements, and how to apply!
Open Opportunities: Check The Vacancies At FUNAI
The available positions cover various academic backgrounds, with an emphasis on Engineering, Geography, History, and Sociology. See the distribution of vacancies:
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Positions For Higher Education
Socio-Environmental Analyst (10 vacancies) – Requirements: Degree in Social Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, History or Geography.
Environmental Analyst (10 vacancies) – Degree in Environmental Sciences, Environmental Management, Biological Sciences, Forestry Engineering, Environmental and Sanitary Engineering, Agricultural Engineering (Agronomy) or Geography.
Analyst in Land Regularization of Indigenous Lands (1 vacancy) – Required diploma in Agrarian Sciences, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Engineering (Agronomy) or Forestry Engineering, as well as registration with the relevant council.
Analyst in Georeferencing of Indigenous Lands (1 vacancy) – Degree in Geography, Surveying Engineering, Cartographic Engineering or Environmental and Sanitary Engineering. Requires post-graduation in the area of georeferencing or geoprocessing, registration with the relevant council and accreditation at INCRA for using the Land Management System (SIGEF).
Manager in Environmental Licensing (2 vacancies) – Requires degree in Social Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, History, Geography, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Management, Biological Sciences, Forestry Engineering, Environmental and Sanitary Engineering, Agricultural Engineering (Agronomy) or Geography.
Manager in Land Regularization of Indigenous Lands (1 vacancy) – For professionals graduated in Agrarian Sciences, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Engineering (Agronomy) or Forestry Engineering, with registration in the relevant council.
Attractive Salaries And Benefits
Approved candidates will receive differentiated remuneration according to the chosen position:
✔ Analysts: Salary of R$ 7,681.70.
✔ Managers: Salary of R$ 10,047, already including food assistance of R$ 1,000.
This is an excellent opportunity for professionals seeking stability and impactful work in defending indigenous rights and environmental management.
Selection Process: Evaluation Stages
Those registered in FUNAI’s selective process without a public competition will go through a rigorous selection process consisting of three stages:
✔ Objective Test: Multiple-choice test to assess technical and general knowledge.
✔ Subjective Test: Essay or case study, according to the chosen position.
✔ Assessment of Titles and Professional Experience: Extra points for candidates with specializations, master’s degrees, or relevant experience.
How To Apply For The FUNAI Selection Process?
If you want to compete for one of the 30 available vacancies, pay attention to the deadlines!
Application Period: January 31 to March 6.
Online Application: Through the site of Instituto Access.
Application Fee: R$ 70.
The application must be made directly on the portal of the organizing committee of the competition, through the link: https://concursos.access.org.br/informacoes/136/.
Don’t Miss This Chance!
If you have a degree in Engineering, Geography, History, Sociology or related fields and wish to work in one of the most important agencies in the country, this could be your great opportunity!
The selection process without a public competition at FUNAI offers competitive salaries, extended contracts, and direct impact on the protection of indigenous lands. Don’t leave it to the last minute! Access the organizing committee’s website, check the announcement, and complete your application by March 6.
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