Want To Work At The Federal Institute And Earn Up To R$ 6,000? IF Opens New Selection Process For Substitute Professor Position

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Published on 27/08/2024 at 09:44

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Federal Institute Opens Selection Process for Substitute Chemistry Professor at Cascavel Campus with Temporary Vacancies and Reserve List.

The new selection process of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Paraná (IFPR) is now live, aiming to fill a temporary vacancy for Substitute Professor in the area of Chemistry at the Cascavel Campus. The announcement nº 56/2024 was recently published and offers an opportunity for candidates interested in higher education. The remuneration varies according to the candidate’s qualifications. The contract will begin upon signing and may be extended according to the institution’s needs, with a maximum duration of two years.

Details of the Selection Process

Applications for the selection process will be open from August 26 and will extend until 11:00 PM on September 13, 2024.

Interested candidates must register through the official IFPR website.

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Requirements of the Federal Institute and Registration

To participate in the selection process, candidates must have a degree in Chemistry.

The selection includes a didactic test and a title assessment, the scoring of which will be detailed in the announcement. The didactic test is scheduled for September 26 and 27, 2024.

The announcement also establishes tie-breaking criteria, where, in case of a tie between candidates, preference will be given first to those aged 60 or older, then to those with higher scores in the didactic test, and finally to the oldest candidates.

Furthermore, the selection process will be valid for one year, counted from the publication of the homologation announcement in the Official Gazette of the Union.

During this period, IFPR may use the reserve list to fill other vacancies that may arise at the Cascavel Campus.

Tests and Evaluation Criteria of the Federal Institute

The selection process will be divided into two main stages: the didactic test and the title evaluation.

The didactic test will take place on September 26 and 27 and will assess the candidate’s ability to teach classes in the subject of Chemistry.

The title evaluation will consider the academic background and other relevant qualifications, according to the criteria established in the announcement.

In the event of a tie between candidates with the same qualifications, the order of preference will be determined by age, giving advantage to the older candidate, if they are 60 years or older.

If there is still a tie, the score on the didactic test will be considered, and, if necessary, age will be the final criterion for breaking the tie.

Want To Work At The Federal Institute And Earn Up To R$ 6,000? IF Opens New Selection Process For Substitute Professor Position

Federal Institute Opens Selection Process for Substitute Chemistry Professor at Cascavel Campus with Temporary Vacancies and Reserve List.

Details of the Selection Process

Requirements of the Federal Institute and Registration

Tests and Evaluation Criteria of the Federal Institute

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