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Valença City Hall holds competition with 100 vacancies for teachers

extra1 September 2026 at 20:05

The Valença City Hall published a public contest notice for the Education area, offering 100 vacancies for teachers. The contest covers different levels and specialties, with 70 vacancies for Teacher III and 30 vacancies distributed among various areas of Teacher IV, including Art, Natural Sciences, Physical Education, Religious Education, Geography, History, English Language, Portuguese Language and Mathematics.

Interested parties can register until 11pm on October 5th. Registration fees are R$ 66 for high school level positions and R$ 68 for higher education level positions. Requests for fee exemption can be submitted until September 2nd.

Candidates will be evaluated through an objective test, scheduled for November 22nd. The exam will include questions on Basic Knowledge and other areas of knowledge, as specified in the complete notice.

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