Dreaming of Being a Civil Servant? Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition with 34 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 11,500 Plus Benefits

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The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Opened a Public Competition with 34 Positions for Teachers in 15 Campi. The Salary Ranges from R$ 5,875.18 to R$ 11,481.64, in Addition to Benefits. The Selection Process Includes Objective, Dissertative, Didactic and Title Exams.

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG), one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the country, has a new public competition open, offering 34 positions for Basic, Technical, and Technological Education (EBTT) teachers. The opportunities are distributed across 15 campi of the institution, covering various areas of knowledge. The selection aims to attract professionals committed to education who wish to contribute to the academic and social development of students.

Federal Institute Has Open Positions for Various Subjects and Regions

The 34 positions available in the Institute’s public competition are distributed across various units of the institution, including the campi of Bambuí, Betim, Congonhas, Conselheiro Lafaiete, Formiga, Governador Valadares, Ibirité, Itabirito, Ouro Branco, Ouro Preto, Piumhi, Ribeirão das Neves, Sabará, Santa Luzia, and São João Evangelista.

Each campus offers positions in specific subjects, such as Computer Systems, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Environmental Engineering, among others.

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What Is the Salary Offered in This Public Competition?

The approved candidates in the Institute’s public competition will have a work schedule of 40 hours a week, with exclusive dedication, and the initial salary ranges from R$ 5,875.18 to R$ 11,481.64, depending on the candidate’s qualification.

In addition to a competitive salary, the institution offers a number of benefits, including food allowance, transportation allowance, and preschool assistance.

These benefits are granted in accordance with current legislation and must be requested through the Human Resources Section of the unit of assignment.

Steps of the New Selection Process

The Institute’s public competition will be held in two stages, divided into four phases, ensuring a thorough and fair selection.

The first phase consists of an objective test, which will cover specific knowledge of the area of expertise and legislation.

Next, candidates will undergo a dissertative test, where they must demonstrate their command of relevant themes in their specialty.

The third phase is the didactic performance test, where candidates will have to teach a class of up to 50 minutes and will be evaluated on clarity, teaching ability, and knowledge of the content.

Finally, candidates will take the title exam, which will consider academic qualifications and professional experience, which may influence the final score.

Applications and Fees

Applications for the Institute’s public competition will be open until August 4, with an application fee of R$ 201.

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Interested parties must apply through the official website of the institution, where the complete announcement and other relevant information about the selection process can also be found.

Why Apply for the Public Competition and Become an Employee of the Federal Institute?

The Federal Institute stands out not only for its quality of education but also for its emphasis on research and innovation.

The teachers who join the institution will have the opportunity to develop research and extension projects, with support and resources provided by the institution.

This collaborative environment is one of the great attractions for those seeking to build a solid and impactful career in the educational field.

With the opening of this public competition, the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais reaffirms its commitment to academic excellence and the formation of qualified professionals.

For those seeking a career opportunity in a recognized institution, this public competition represents an excellent opportunity.

Dreaming of Being a Civil Servant? Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition with 34 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 11,500 Plus Benefits

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Opened a Public Competition with 34 Positions for Teachers in 15 Campi. The Salary Ranges from R$ 5,875.18 to R$ 11,481.64, in Addition to Benefits. The Selection Process Includes Objective, Dissertative, Didactic and Title Exams.

Federal Institute Has Open Positions for Various Subjects and Regions

What Is the Salary Offered in This Public Competition?

Steps of the New Selection Process

Applications and Fees

Why Apply for the Public Competition and Become an Employee of the Federal Institute?

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Dreaming of Being a Civil Servant? Federal Institute Opens New Public Competition with 34 Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 11,500 Plus Benefits

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Opened a Public Competition with 34 Positions for Teachers in 15 Campi. The Salary Ranges from R$ 5,875.18 to R$ 11,481.64, in Addition to Benefits. The Selection Process Includes Objective, Dissertative, Didactic and Title Exams.

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What Is the Salary Offered in This Public Competition?

Steps of the New Selection Process

Applications and Fees

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