Federal University Opens 42 Positions in Public Competition for High School Level With Salaries of Nearly R$ 5,000

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Published on 16/07/2024 at 09:17

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Federal University Opens Applications for New Public Competition for High School and Higher Education with Dozens of Positions in Various Areas; Learn How to Participate and Prepare.

The Federal University of Goiás (UFG) has great news! It was recently announced that a public competition for high school and higher education has been opened, offering 42 vacancies for various positions on the campus in the Metropolitan Region of Goiânia. If you are eyeing an opportunity in public service, this is your chance. Come with me, and I will tell you everything you need to know about this Federal University competition.

What Positions Are Available?

The competition at the Federal University of Goiás has vacancies for professionals with high school, technical and higher education. The opportunities are diverse, covering various areas of expertise. Check out the complete list of available positions:

Anthropologist;
Librarian/Documentalist;
Civil Engineer;
Pharmacist;
Meteorologist;
Dentist (General Practice);
Cultural Producer;
Laboratory Technician (Biology, Bioterism, Electromechanics, Construction Materials, Microscopy, Mining, or Chemistry);
Technician in Educational Affairs;
IT Technician;
Accounting Technician;
Pharmacy Technician.

If you have a degree in any of these areas, this could be the perfect opportunity for you to enter public service.

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Requirements to Participate in the Federal University Public Competition

To compete for one of these positions, you must prove the educational level required for the desired position. The admitted professionals will have to comply with a 40-hour weekly schedule. And the best part: the remuneration! Salaries range from R$ 2,667.19 to R$ 4,556.92, plus a food allowance of R$ 1,000.

The public competition for the Federal University of Goiás will be valid for two years from the date of publication of the results’ approval. And there’s more: this period can be extended for an equal period, that is, another two years.

Learn How to Register for the Federal University Public Competition

Registrations for the public competition of the Federal University of Goiás can be made between August 5 and 28, until 5 PM, through the website of the Verbena Institute. The registration fees range from R$ 130 to R$ 150, depending on the selected position. If you meet the requirements, you can request a fee waiver between August 5 and 7.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

The competition at the Federal University of Goiás is an unmissable opportunity for those seeking a stable and rewarding career. With vacancies for high school, technical, and higher education, attractive salaries and excellent benefits, this could be the chance you have been waiting for. Don’t waste time and start preparing now to secure your spot.

Stages of the Federal University Competition

The selection of candidates will be carried out through an objective test, scheduled for September 22. Depending on the position, some candidates will also undergo a practical test, scheduled for October 19 and 20.

The syllabus for the objective test includes questions on Portuguese language, mathematics, computer knowledge, current affairs, legislation, and specific knowledge. In other words, it’s good to start studying right away!

Why Choose a Public Competition?

If you are still in doubt about whether to take a public competition for the Federal University of Goiás, here are some reasons to help you decide:

Financial Stability: Public positions offer fixed salaries and benefits that ensure financial stability for you and your family.

Quality of Life: Working at a federal university allows you to have a structured and organized work environment, as well as the opportunity for constant professional development.

Opportunity for Growth: With the stability and benefits of public service, you can plan better and invest in your career and studies, always seeking new challenges and knowledge.

Federal University Opens 42 Positions in Public Competition for High School Level With Salaries of Nearly R$ 5,000

Federal University Opens Applications for New Public Competition for High School and Higher Education with Dozens of Positions in Various Areas; Learn How to Participate and Prepare.

What Positions Are Available?

Requirements to Participate in the Federal University Public Competition

Learn How to Register for the Federal University Public Competition

Stages of the Federal University Competition

Why Choose a Public Competition?

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Learn How to Register for the Federal University Public Competition

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