Work 4 Hours From Home and Earn Over R$ 1500! Foundation Opens Hiring Process for Online Course Tutors (EAD) With Remote Positions

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Published on 13/12/2024 at 00:47

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Making money from home while contributing to the education of young people is a reality that the CECIERJ Foundation (Centro de Ciências e Educação Superior a Distância do Estado do Rio de Janeiro) is offering.

With a selection process that promises to revolutionize the lives of those who wish to work in distance education, the foundation is offering 117 positions for tutors in the Social Pre-University Program (PVS) 2025.

But how does this opportunity work and who can apply?

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How Does the Program Work?

According to the CECIERJ Foundation, the program seeks tutors to work both in-person and in distance education (EAD).

In-person activities include classes on Saturdays, academic orientation sessions, and pedagogical tasks, with a workload of eight hours per week.

On the other hand, EAD tutors will work 20 hours per week, exclusively in the online environment.

These positions cater to the areas of English and Spanish, as well as other subjects, with options for those with a background in Libras (Interpreter).

What Subjects Have Open Positions?

The selection covers the following areas:

Portuguese Language;
Mathematics;
Physics;
Chemistry;
Biology;
History;
Geography;
English;
Spanish;
Libras (Interpreter).

According to the announcement, English and Spanish tutors will carry out their activities exclusively in the remote format. This opens opportunities for candidates from any region to apply.

Requirements to Apply

To compete for a position, you must be enrolled in or have completed a degree from an institution recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC).

However, there is a restriction: candidates who were dismissed from the program in 2024 or had unsatisfactory performance will not be able to participate.

Another important point is that interested candidates will need to pay an application fee of R$ 40.00, to be paid at Banco Bradesco.

How Much Do Tutors Earn?

Compensation is one of the attractions of the selection process. According to information from the CECIERJ Foundation itself, in-person tutors will receive scholarships ranging from R$ 770.00 to R$ 1,540.00.

EAD tutors will receive a fixed amount of R$ 770.00 for 20 hours of remote work per week.

Phases of the Selection Process

The selection will be divided into two phases:

General Portuguese Language and Specific Content Test;
Didactic Test, which will be conducted online.

According to the announcement, the first phase is scheduled for January 25, 2025, and the results with the selected candidates will be announced on February 17, 2025.

Candidates must arrive at the test location one hour in advance.

Open Applications at CECIERJ

The application period has already begun and will run until January 6, 2025. Interested parties should access the official page of the CECIERJ Foundation’s Social Pre-University Program at the following link: Application for the PVS 2025 Selection Process.

Additionally, it is possible to consult the complete announcement at this announcement link.

Stay Alert!

The CECIERJ Foundation also reported that there will be 117 scholarships available, with 116 for immediate hiring in 23 municipalities in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in addition to a reserve list.

The workload and the workplace vary according to the chosen modality, but all positions meet the academic standards established by the MEC.

With an accessible proposal focused on quality education, this opportunity offers not only a job but also the chance to transform the lives of many students.

And you? What do you think of this initiative from the CECIERJ Foundation? Leave your opinion in the comments!

Work 4 Hours From Home and Earn Over R$ 1500! Foundation Opens Hiring Process for Online Course Tutors (EAD) With Remote Positions

How Does the Program Work?

Requirements to Apply

Phases of the Selection Process

Open Applications at CECIERJ

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Work 4 Hours From Home and Earn Over R$ 1500! Foundation Opens Hiring Process for Online Course Tutors (EAD) With Remote Positions

Earn Up to R$ 1,540 Per Month with Just 4 Hours of Daily Work! The CECIERJ Foundation Offers 117 Positions for Tutors in the Social Pre-University Program 2025. Home Office and In-Person Positions Available for Various Subjects, Including English and Spanish.

How Does the Program Work?

Requirements to Apply

Phases of the Selection Process

Open Applications at CECIERJ

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