
Pernambuco City Halls and UFPE offer at least 1,000 places in public competitions and simplified selections for elementary, secondary, technical and higher levels, with salaries of up to R$15,000 in Floresta and registrations open until October.
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The state of Pernambuco has several selection processes open in city halls and federal institutions, offering opportunities for different levels of education.
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Public competitions and simplified selections with open registration in Pernambuco offer at least a thousand job vacancies. The opportunities are for candidates at fundamental, secondary, technical and higher levels.
The vacancies are distributed among municipalities in Greater Recife, Agreste and Sertão. Moreilândia city hall, for example, has 460 vacancies for mid-level and higher-level professionals, with salaries of up to R$3,800. Floresta has 432 vacancies for primary, secondary, technical and higher education levels, with salaries of up to R$15,000;
Check out the list below that g1 prepared with the main information about each selection process:
Surubim City Hall
General services assistant
Registration until September 8th, in person at the headquarters of the Surubim Department of Education and Culture (Av. Oscar Loureiro, 40, Cabaceira);
15 vacancies;
minimum wage;
check the notice.
Teacher
Registration until September 8th, in person at the headquarters of the Surubim Department of Education and Culture (Av. Oscar Loureiro, 40, Cabaceira);
6 vacancies;
salary of R$2,500;
check the notice.
School Support Professional
Registration until September 8th, in person at the headquarters of the Surubim Department of Education and Culture (Av. Oscar Loureiro, 40, Cabaceira);
15 vacancies;
minimum wage;
check the notice.
Petrolina City Hall
Registration until September 11th;
16 secondary and higher education vacancies;
salaries of up to R$2,600;
check the notice.
Moreilândia City Hall
Registration until September 21st: general positions | teaching positions;
460 secondary and higher education vacancies;
salaries of up to R$3,800;
check the notices.
Floresta City Hall
Registration until October 1st;
432 vacancies at primary, secondary, technical and higher education levels;
salaries of up to R$15 thousand;
check the notice.
Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE)
Registration until September 8th;
114 vacancies for mid- and higher-level positions;
salary of R$3,181.39 or R$5,215.39, depending on the position;
check notice.
Tamandaré City Hall
Registration until September 24th;
30 mid-level vacancies;
salary of R$1,800;
check the notice.
Mirandiba Chamber
Registration until October 4th;
10 mid-level and higher-level vacancies;
salary of R$ R$ 2.5 thousand;
check the notice.
Belo Jardim City Hall
Registration until October 4th;
150 secondary, technical and higher level vacancies;
salaries of up to R$4,800;
check the notice.
Caruaru City Hall
Registration until October 8th;
20 higher-level vacancies for various positions;
salary of up to R$6 thousand;
check the notice.
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