Education Secretary Announces New Public Competition Notice With 13,000 Positions for Hiring Teachers, Analysts, and Assistants With a Salary of R$ 5,876.21 Plus Benefits

Written by Débora Araújo

Published on 15/03/2025 at 10:47

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With A Notice Expected In June, The Competition From The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais Promises Opportunities For Medium And Higher Levels With Salaries Of R$ 5,876.21. Stay Tuned!

If you are eyeing a position in the public sector, this could be your great opportunity! The public competition from the Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais (SEE MG) is expected to have its notice published by June this year. This confirmation was made in a hearing at the Legislative Assembly of Minas Gerais (AL MG), and now the process is in the phase of selecting the organizing committee, which will be announced soon. The expectation is that this public competition will bring 13,795 vacancies for various positions at medium and higher levels, with salaries that can reach R$ 5,876.21.

Vacancies In The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais

The opportunities from the public competition of the Secretary of Education are aimed at professionals from different areas. Below, check the distribution of vacancies according to the required level of education:

Medium Level Positions

Education Technician – 38 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 2,165.25
Technical Assistant for Basic Education – 2,089 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 1,623.94

Higher Level Positions

Basic Education Teacher – 10,170 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 2,350.49
Basic Education Specialist – 1,056 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 2,350.49
Educational Analyst – School Inspector – 13 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 5,876.21
Educational Analyst – 72 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 3,917.48
Basic Education Analyst – 357 vacancies | Initial Salary of R$ 2,938.11

The position of Basic Education Teacher will have vacancies distributed among various subjects, such as Portuguese Language, Mathematics, History, Geography, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Philosophy, Sociology, Art, Physical Education, Pedagogy, and Religious Education.

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What Will The Tests Of The Public Competition From The Secretary Of Education Be Like?

According To Preliminary Information, The Tests Of The SEE MG Competition Should Follow A Model Similar To The Last Selection. The Objective Exam Will Contain 50 Questions, Divided As Follows:

Portuguese Language – 10 Questions
Mathematics – 5 Questions
Specific Knowledge – 20 Questions
Educational Legislation – 10 Questions
Human Rights – 5 Questions

The selection will also include a writing test and title analysis for positions that require higher education.

Last Competition From The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais

For Those Who Want An Idea Of How The New Public Competition From The Secretary Of Education Will Be, It Is Worth Remembering That The Last Edition Took Place In 2023, Offering 19,878 Vacancies For Medium And Higher Levels. At The Time, The Organizing Committee Was The Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV).

On That Occasion, The Offered Positions Were Similar To Those Of The Upcoming Competition, Highlighting The Roles Of Basic Education Teacher, School Inspector, Pedagogical Supervisor, Psychologist, Social Worker, Nutritionist, And Librarian.

What To Expect From The New SEE MG Competition?

The Great Expectation For This New Competition Is The Opening Of Nearly 14 Thousand Vacancies, Which Represents An Excellent Opportunity For Those Looking To Enter The Public Career. With Attractive Salaries And Professional Stability, The Selection Promises To Be Quite Competitive.

Now, The Main Step Is To Wait For The Definition Of The Organizing Committee, As Only After This Choice Can The Notice Be Published With The Definitive Details. Until Then, Those Who Want To Participate In The Public Competition Of The Secretary Of Education Can Start Preparing By Reviewing The Content From Previous Tests And Keeping Up With Updates About The Selection.

If You Are Eyeing One Of The Vacancies In The Secretary Of Education, Stay Tuned To The News And Organize Your Studies Right Away. This Could Be Your Moment To Secure A Public Position And Ensure A Stable Career!

Education Secretary Announces New Public Competition Notice With 13,000 Positions for Hiring Teachers, Analysts, and Assistants With a Salary of R$ 5,876.21 Plus Benefits

With A Notice Expected In June, The Competition From The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais Promises Opportunities For Medium And Higher Levels With Salaries Of R$ 5,876.21. Stay Tuned!

Vacancies In The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais

Medium Level Positions

Higher Level Positions

What Will The Tests Of The Public Competition From The Secretary Of Education Be Like?

Last Competition From The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais

What To Expect From The New SEE MG Competition?

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Education Secretary Announces New Public Competition Notice With 13,000 Positions for Hiring Teachers, Analysts, and Assistants With a Salary of R$ 5,876.21 Plus Benefits

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Last Competition From The Secretary Of Education Of Minas Gerais

What To Expect From The New SEE MG Competition?

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