
Of the total, 57 are intended for teaching careers and 171 for education technicians and analysts. Expansion does not mean the immediate opening of a public tender.
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The MEC's announcement is part of an expansion of the staff of institutions in the Federal Network of Professional, Scientific and Technological Education. Nationally, the ministry announced the distribution of 4,909 positions of technicians and analysts in education and the creation of 512 management positions and bonus functions.
The MEC announced this Tuesday (10) the creation of 252 new vacancies for the IFPB. Opportunities include teachers, technicians, analysts and management positions.
57 vacancies will be allocated for teachers, 171 for education technicians and analysts. Another 24 vacancies cover bonus functions and management positions.
The IFPB will define the procedures for filling positions, according to the budget and law. The measure does not represent the immediate opening of new competitions.
The Federal Institute of Paraíba (IFPB) will have 252 new vacancies aimed at expanding the institution's staff. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Education (MEC) this week as part of an expansion of the staff of institutions in the Federal Network of Professional, Scientific and Technological Education.
The distribution includes positions of teachers, technicians and analysts in education, in addition to management and bonus roles. Distribution was established through ordinances nº 798, 800 and 801.
Of the total allocated to IFPB, the distribution of vacancies was defined as follows:
57 vacancies for teachers;
171 for education technicians and analysts;
24 for management positions and bonus functions.
Vacancies are divided between different levels of education and duties. It will be up to the institute itself to define how the positions will be filled, considering the institution's needs, budgetary conditions and legal requirements.
Ordinance No. 798 provides for 57 vacancies for teachers in Basic, Technical and Technological Education (EBTT), Class A, a career that is part of the Federal Teaching Career and Position Plan.
Ordinance No. 801 establishes 171 vacancies for professionals in the education field, divided between two levels of education:
88 vacancies for Education Technician (level D): secondary education requirement;
83 vacancies for Education Analyst (level E): higher education requirement.
Another 24 vacancies are provided for in Ordinance No. 800, intended for management positions and bonus functions. The distribution includes:
2 higher-level commissioned management positions;
2 leadership, management or intermediate advisory roles;
8 trust functions intended for management, leadership, advisory or secretarial activities;
12 roles for leadership, direction, advisory, coordination or secretarial activities.
Despite the expansion of the staff announced by the MEC, the distribution of positions does not necessarily represent the immediate opening of a new public competition.
According to the MEC's announcement, federal institutions will be responsible for organizing their staff and planning to fill vacancies, respecting legislation and budget availability.
Therefore, the IFPB must define the procedures for occupying positions. The measures may involve the holding of new public competitions or other selection and provision mechanisms, according to the rules applicable to each function.
According to the Ministry of Education, the initiative seeks to allow institutions to advance in organizing their staff and planning new public competitions.
In addition to the IFPB, the Federal Institute of Sertão Paraibano should also be included in the expansion of technical positions. According to the MEC, the ministry maintains dialogue with the two institutions that make up the Federal Network in Paraíba to deal with the distribution of vacancies and the organization of the respective staff.
Nationally, the ministry announced the distribution of 4,909 positions of education technicians and analysts. The creation of 512 management positions and bonus functions was also announced.

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