Want To Be An Online Tutor And Work Only 4 Hours A Day From Home? University Opens 50 Positions For The Role With Home Office And In-Person Options… No Exam Required!

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Published on 04/10/2024 at 21:01

Updated on 04/10/2024 at 21:08

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Want to Earn R$ 1,100.00 Without Leaving Home? UNCISAL Opens 50 Positions for EAD and Face-to-Face Tutors! No Test Required. This is Your Chance to Impact Education and Secure Extra Income.

If you are looking for an opportunity that allows you to balance your personal activities with a new profession, we have incredible news.

The State University of Health Sciences of Alagoas (UNCISAL) has just opened a selection process that could be the chance you were waiting for.

UNCISAL is offering 50 positions for tutors in both online and face-to-face modalities across various fields of knowledge.

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Details About the Positions

The selection process (Notice No. 03/2024) seeks qualified professionals with a complete higher education and at least one year of experience in teaching. The positions are divided into two modalities:

Face-to-Face Modality

In this modality, UNCISAL offers 17 positions for candidates from any higher education course (bachelor’s, teaching, or technology).

Online Modality

For the online modality, positions are divided into the following areas:

Management Area:

6 positions for graduates in any management area course
2 positions for graduates in Tourism

Education Area:

8 positions for graduates in Pedagogy
3 positions for those licensed in Biological Sciences
3 positions for those licensed in Mathematics
3 positions for those licensed in Physics
3 positions for those licensed in Physical Education
3 positions for graduates in Libras or Language with proficiency certificate in Libras

Health Area:

2 positions for graduates in any health area course

How to Register and Become a Tutor?

Applications are free and can be made exclusively online, through UNCISAL’s website, until October 5, 2024. The selection process consists of two phases:

Curricular Evaluation: Classification of candidates, with up to double the number of openings proceeding to the next phase.
Interview: The final score will be the average of the scores obtained in the two phases. Candidates who do not score at least 50 points in the interview will be eliminated.

Candidates must be Brazilian and up to date with electoral obligations, in addition to presenting the following documents: diploma of graduation, proof of residence, and an updated curriculum in Lattes format.

An Important Step in Your Career

This opportunity could be the key to continuous professional development.

Experiencing as a tutor at UNCISAL, through the Open University System of Brazil (UAB), not only provides a dynamic and challenging work environment but also adds value to your resume.

Contributing to the education of students in distance learning is a rewarding way to positively impact education in Alagoas.

UNCISAL seeks qualified and engaged tutors ready to make a difference.

For more information, visit the official UNCISAL website or contact via the email available in the notice. Stay tuned for updates and announcements, as all communication regarding the selection process will be made through the official website. Don’t miss this chance to apply and be part of this initiative!

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Marília Lezama Brasil

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06/10/2024 11:14

Tem que morar na cidade da universidade UNCISAL, pois moro em Florianópolis

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Want To Be An Online Tutor And Work Only 4 Hours A Day From Home? University Opens 50 Positions For The Role With Home Office And In-Person Options… No Exam Required!

Want to Earn R$ 1,100.00 Without Leaving Home? UNCISAL Opens 50 Positions for EAD and Face-to-Face Tutors! No Test Required. This is Your Chance to Impact Education and Secure Extra Income.

Details About the Positions

Face-to-Face Modality

Online Modality

How to Register and Become a Tutor?

An Important Step in Your Career

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