Urgent! City Hall Announces Opening of 2,054 Positions in Public Contest for Elementary, Intermediate, and Higher Education Levels

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 14/11/2023 at 14:13

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Cotia City Hall Will Open Thousands of Job Vacancies in Its New Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in Various Areas.

The Cotia City Hall (SP), a city in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, located 34 km from the capital, is getting closer to holding the competition. The document authorizing the hiring of the organizing committee, which will be RBO, was published in the Official Gazette last Friday (10), according to a document published in October. Thus, the contract will be signed soon, allowing for the publication of the notice for the public competition for elementary, high school, and higher education.

List of Open Positions in the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education at the City Hall of Cotia

The Cotia City Hall promises to offer 2,054 vacancies, with 1,051 for immediate filling and 1,003 to form a personnel reserve list, with opportunities for those with elementary, high school, and higher education. Among the positions opened by the city hall are:

Buyer;
Bidding and Contracts Analyst;
Bidding and Contracts Assistant;
Assets Assistant;
File Analyst;
File Assistant;
Warehouse Assistant;
Civil Guard Class III;
Vector Control Agent;
General Services Agent;
School Agent;
Sanitary Agent;
Technical Fiscal Agent;
Planning, Budget, and Public Finance Analyst;
Public Policy and Government Management Analyst;
Architect;
Pharmacy Assistant;
Social Assistant;
Administrative Assistant;
Class Assistant;
Library Technician;
Biologist;
Ambulance Driver;
Gravedigger;
Mental Health Caregiver;
School Principal;
Nurse;
Occupational Nurse;
Agronomist Engineer;
Environmental Engineer;
Occupational Safety Engineer;
Forestry Engineer;
Sanitary Engineer;
Land Surveyor;
Civil Engineer;
Pharmacist;
Physiotherapist;
Speech Therapist;
Environmental Tax Inspector;
Urban Development Tax Inspector;
Tax Inspector;
Allergist Doctor;
Cardiologist;
General Surgeon;
Vascular Surgeon;
General Practitioner;
Dermatologist;
Endocrinologist;
Gastroenterologist;
Zoonoses Technician;
Operator;
Occupational Therapist;
Tourism Specialist;
Light and Heavy Vehicle Driver;
Nutritionist;
Technical Administrative Officer;
Adjunct Professor II – Arts;
Adjunct Professor II – Physical Education;
Adjunct Professor II – English;
Adjunct Professor II – Sciences;
Adjunct Professor II – Geography;
Adjunct Professor II – History;
Basic Education II Professor – Physical Education;
Basic Education II Professor – Arts;
Basic Education II Professor – English;
Basic Education II Professor – Portuguese;
Basic Education II Professor – Mathematics;
Basic Education I Professor;
Sign Language Interlocutor Professor;
Psychologist;
School Secretary;
Education Supervisor;
Nursing Technician;
Occupational Nursing Technician;
Occupational Safety Technician.

Learn About the Exam Format for the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

For the vacancies in the City Hall’s Bidding and Logistics Department, the objective test will consist of 50 questions, distributed as follows:

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Details of the Last Public Competition of the Cotia City Hall

The last competition from the Cotia City Hall SP was held in 2017, when 136 vacancies for higher education positions were offered. The organizing committee at the time was also RBO Concursos. The vacancies were distributed among the following positions:

Basic Education I – 100 vacancies;
Adjunct – Physical Education – 1 vacancy;
Geography – 1 vacancy;
Science Teachers – 1 vacancy;
Adjunct – Portuguese – 1 vacancy;
Adjunct – History – 1 vacancy;
Adjunct – Mathematics – 1 vacancy;
Professor in Various Specialties – 119 vacancies;
Sign Language – 1 vacancy;
Nutritionist – 1 vacancy;
Adjunct – Geography – 1 vacancy;
Adjunct – Science – 1 vacancy;
Portuguese – 3 vacancies;
Adjunct – Arts – 1 vacancy;
School Principal – 10 vacancies;
Adjunct – English – 2 vacancies;
Mathematics – 4 vacancies;
Education Supervisor – 6 vacancies.

Urgent! City Hall Announces Opening of 2,054 Positions in Public Contest for Elementary, Intermediate, and Higher Education Levels

Cotia City Hall Will Open Thousands of Job Vacancies in Its New Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in Various Areas.

List of Open Positions in the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education at the City Hall of Cotia

Learn About the Exam Format for the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Details of the Last Public Competition of the Cotia City Hall

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Urgent! City Hall Announces Opening of 2,054 Positions in Public Contest for Elementary, Intermediate, and Higher Education Levels

Cotia City Hall Will Open Thousands of Job Vacancies in Its New Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in Various Areas.

List of Open Positions in the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education at the City Hall of Cotia

Learn About the Exam Format for the Public Competition for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Details of the Last Public Competition of the Cotia City Hall

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