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The competition offers 750 vacancies in total, 100 for delegates, 150 for clerks and 500 for investigators.
Registration for the Bahia Civil Police public competition that would close this Tuesday (8) has been extended until Sunday (13). The competition offers 100 vacancies for delegates, 150 for clerks and 500 for investigators.
According to the AOCP Institute, organizer of the event, the deadline for paying the registration fee is next Monday (14).
The remuneration for the position of delegate can reach R$16,400, while investigator and clerk can reach a total of R$6,400. Registration can be done on the AOCP Institute website.
Everyone has a workload of 40 hours per week and requires a higher education degree to compete for one of the vacancies (delegate: bachelor's degree in Law; researcher and clerk: diploma from any higher education course).
The contest will have three stages:
1st Stage: Objective Tests, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature;
2nd Stage: Discursive Test, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature;
3rd Stage: Qualifications Test, of a classificatory nature.
The competition will be valid for two years, counting from the date of publication of the approval, and may be extended once, for the same period, before this validity period has expired.
The notice provides for reservation of vacancies for affirmative actions. Of the total opportunities, 5% will be allocated to people with disabilities, in accordance with state and federal legislation, and 30% will be reserved for black candidates (black and mixed race), in accordance with Bahia government regulations.
Check registration information:
Registration for the competition is carried out on the AOCP Institute website;
The registration fee to compete for a delegate position is R$220. For investigators and clerks, the registration fee is R$190;
The objective and discursive tests will take place on December 6th, in Salvador.
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Objective and discursive tests carried out on December 6th in Salvador.
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