Want To Work At A Federal Institute And Earn Over R$ 6,000? Then Hurry! Selection Process Open With Positions For Those Looking To Change Their Lives

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 23/08/2024 at 12:36

Updated on 23/08/2024 at 14:53

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Federal Institute Open Selection Process with Salaries up to R$ 6,356.02 and Meal Aid of R$ 1,000.00. Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Transform Your Career!

Dreaming of a solid and well-paid career is becoming an increasingly possible reality, especially when opportunities like this arise.

At the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG), the new selection process could be the key for those looking to make a leap in their academic careers.

With salaries up to R$ 6,356.02, IFMG is opening its doors to new talents seeking stability and professional growth, but the time to apply is running out.

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Attractive Salaries and Benefits for Visiting Professors at IFMG

According to public notice No. 313/2024, IFMG announced two temporary positions for the role of Visiting Professor at the Betim Campus.

The selected candidates will have a weekly workload of 40 hours and may receive between R$ 4,580.57 and R$ 6,356.02 per month, depending on their academic credentials. Furthermore, the approved candidates will be entitled to a meal aid of R$ 1,000.00, adding even more value to their remuneration.

The opportunities are divided as follows:

1 Position for the Area of Chemistry: Requires a higher education degree in Chemistry.
1 Position for the Area of Microbiology: Requires at least a higher education degree in Chemistry, Biology, Chemical Engineering, or Food Engineering.

Applications Open, but Time is Running Out!

Those interested in participating in the selection process need to act quickly. Applications are open from August 21 to September 3, 2024.

To apply, candidates must visit the official IFMG website, fill out the electronic form, and pay a fee of R$ 50.00 to confirm their participation.

Stages of the Selection Process: What to Expect

According to IFMG, candidates will go through three rigorous classification stages. The first stage involves submitting the required documentation for analysis. The documents must be sent to the email concursos.betim@ifmg.edu.br by September 12, 2024.

In the second stage, there will be a detailed assessment of the applicants’ resumes based on the submitted documents. Finally, candidates who advance will participate in an oral exam, which will be the final stage of the process.

More Details and How to Clarify Doubts at IFMG

For those wishing to check all the information and requirements of the selection process, the complete public notice is available on the IFMG website. If any questions arise, candidates can contact the organization of the selection via email concursos.betim@ifmg.edu.br.

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Want To Work At A Federal Institute And Earn Over R$ 6,000? Then Hurry! Selection Process Open With Positions For Those Looking To Change Their Lives

Federal Institute Open Selection Process with Salaries up to R$ 6,356.02 and Meal Aid of R$ 1,000.00. Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Transform Your Career!

Attractive Salaries and Benefits for Visiting Professors at IFMG

Applications Open, but Time is Running Out!

Stages of the Selection Process: What to Expect

More Details and How to Clarify Doubts at IFMG

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More Details and How to Clarify Doubts at IFMG

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