Job Opening at the Federal Institute! Work as a Substitute Teacher and Earn Up to R$ 6,356.00 + Benefits

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Published on 30/08/2024 at 21:39

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Federal Institute Opens Selection Process for Substitute Teacher with Salary of Up to R$ 6,356.00 for Process Administration; Applications from September 3 to 16.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Norte (IFRN) launched a new selection process to fill a position for Substitute Teacher at the São Gonçalo do Amarante Campus. The announcement No. 23/2024 was published in the Official Gazette of the Union on August 29, 2024, and provides details about the selection, which aims to hire a professional in the area of Process and Operations Administration.

Applications Open: Details and Procedures

Applications for the selection process will be open from 10 AM on September 3 until 11:59 PM on September 16, 2024.

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Requirements and Compensation

To compete for the position, the candidate must have a degree in administration, production engineering, or technology in the technological axis of management and business.

The compensation for the position of Substitute Teacher varies according to the candidate’s qualifications.

The starting salary is R$ 3,412.63, which can reach R$ 6,356.02 for professionals with a doctorate.

In addition to the salary, the compensation includes benefits such as a meal voucher of R$ 1,000.00, health assistance, and education assistance.

The selection process is valid for two years from the publication of the result homologation in the Official Gazette of the Union.

There is a possibility of extension for another two years. The IFRN, which has about 28,000 students across its 21 campuses in the state, offers a total of 109 courses in various areas, such as Industrial Control and Processes, Educational and Social Development, and Management and Business.

About the Federal Institute and Its Activities

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Norte plays a significant role in technical and higher education in the state.

With 21 campuses and a diverse offering of courses, the IFRN serves a wide range of areas, from industrial control and processes to food production and tourism.

The institution stands out for its ability to train qualified professionals and meet regional educational and market demands.

Expectations of the Federal Institute for the New Teacher

The new Substitute Teacher will be responsible for teaching in the area of Process and Operations Administration, contributing to the academic development of students at the São Gonçalo do Amarante campus.

The selection seeks a qualified professional who can bring experience and knowledge to the area, helping to strengthen the quality of education offered by the IFRN.

With a well-structured selection process, the institution hopes to find a candidate aligned with its educational needs and who can positively impact the training of students.

Hiring a new Substitute Teacher at the IFRN not only strengthens the teaching staff of the institution but also directly impacts the quality of education provided to students.

The open position represents an opportunity for the professional and academic development of students by providing specialized and updated teaching in the area of Process and Operations Administration.

In addition, the presence of a new teacher contributes to the academic dynamics of the campus and strengthens the role of the Federal Institute as a center of educational and community excellence in Rio Grande do Norte.

Job Opening at the Federal Institute! Work as a Substitute Teacher and Earn Up to R$ 6,356.00 + Benefits

Federal Institute Opens Selection Process for Substitute Teacher with Salary of Up to R$ 6,356.00 for Process Administration; Applications from September 3 to 16.

Applications Open: Details and Procedures

Requirements and Compensation

About the Federal Institute and Its Activities

Expectations of the Federal Institute for the New Teacher

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