Work at the Federal Institute and Earn Over 6 Thousand for It! IF Calls for Teachers for Public Competition in Different Areas

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Published on 07/11/2024 at 02:08

Updated on 07/11/2024 at 02:21

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Federal Institute of Pernambuco (IFPE) Opened Applications for Substitute Teacher Competition. Salaries May Exceed R$ 6 Thousand and the Work Regime is 40 Hours a Week.

Federal Institute of Pernambuco Opens Two Substitute Teacher Positions with Attractive Compensation and Opportunities for Nursing Professionals

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Pernambuco (IFPE) has released a new announcement for hiring substitute teachers, with salaries exceeding R$ 6 thousand, reinforcing teaching and training opportunities.

The selection process number 18/2024 aims to meet the demand for professionals at the Abreu e Lima Campus.

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The attractive salary and the chance to teach at a federal institution are appealing for those seeking stability in their academic careers.

Details About the Positions

According to the regulatory document signed by the Director-General Maria de Fátima Neves Cabral, the two available positions cater to the career of Substitute Teacher of Basic, Technical, and Technological Education (PEBTT), focusing on the areas of Occupational Nursing and Nursing.

This is an excellent opportunity for qualified professionals who wish to work in a 40-hour weekly regime, with compensation that can reach R$ 6,356.02 for candidates with a doctorate.

For those who intend to apply, the minimum requirement is a higher education degree in Nursing, in addition to a postgraduate qualification in the area or related fields. This qualification is essential for acting as a teacher at the institute.

Stages of the Selection Process

The selection process is divided into two phases, each with a specific weight:

Title Analysis: classificatory, with weight 3;
Specific Practical Knowledge Test: eliminatory and classificatory, with weight 7.

The Title Analysis will evaluate the candidate’s academic background and experience, while the Specific Practical Knowledge Test will assess the skills and knowledge necessary to act as a teacher.

The stages reinforce IFPE’s search for highly qualified professionals with expertise in the proposed areas of focus.

How to Apply

Applications are exclusively online from November 5 to 19, 2024.

Interested parties must fill out a specific form, available on the IFPE website, in the competition section of the Abreu e Lima Campus.

According to the Federal Institute, registration is a mandatory step and requires attention to documents and academic proofs.

Announcement and Contact for Inquiries

Individuals interested in knowing all the details of the selection process can access the complete announcement on the IFPE website or check the extract published in the Official Federal Gazette on October 29, 2024 (edition: 209, section 3, page 31).

This document details the requirements, evaluation criteria, and stages of the process.

If you have questions, IFPE provides contact via phone (81) 99894-0084 or by email cgpe@abreuelima.ifpe.edu.br.

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Work at the Federal Institute and Earn Over 6 Thousand for It! IF Calls for Teachers for Public Competition in Different Areas

Federal Institute of Pernambuco (IFPE) Opened Applications for Substitute Teacher Competition. Salaries May Exceed R$ 6 Thousand and the Work Regime is 40 Hours a Week.

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