
Registration is open until November 23rd for reserve registration of School Transport Monitor and Teacher I
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Alambari City Hall, in the interior of São Paulo, opened a selection process to form a reserve list for the positions of School Transport Monitor and Teacher I in the areas of Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education.
The City of Alambari (SP) is accepting applications for a selection process that offers reserve registration for the positions of School Transport Monitor and Teacher I in the areas of Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education.
Professionals may be hired temporarily in 2027. Interested parties can register until November 23rd, at 9pm, exclusively via the website.
Salaries range from R$1,621 to R$4,306.40, depending on the role and working hours. Check it out:
School Transport Monitor: 40-hour work week and salary of R$1,621;
Teacher I – Early Childhood Education: 25 hours per week and salary of R$ 3,588.53;
Teacher I – Elementary School: 30-hour work week and salary of R$4,306.40.
The selection process is aimed at forming a reserve register. In the case of teachers, the hiring will be for possible replacements in situations of absences and absences.
The complete notice, with information about the requirements for each role, selection criteria and necessary documentation, is available on the city hall website.

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