The qualification evaluation will be carried out only for some positions; Applicants must submit documents between June 29 and July 1
Summary
The unified national public competition includes a qualifying test for some positions. At this stage candidates must present diplomas and certificates demonstrating their academic training and professional experiences.
The Unified National Public Competition, also called ‘Enem of Competitions’, is made up of a series of phases. One of them is the Evidence of titleswhich will only be carried out for some positions.
This phase will take place after the objective, general and specific knowledge tests and the discursive tests. But do you know exactly what the Title Test is and how this phase works?
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What is the title test?
The Qualifications Test is the phase in which candidates must present their “titles”, i.e. the diplomas and certificates that demonstrate their academic training and professional experiences. The announcements of the Unified National Competition specify by position the qualifications that can be presented, including:
- Three-year degree;
- Postgraduate diploma;
- Professional experience in some sectors, among others.
Furthermore, the score assigned for each of these titles is reported.
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Which positions will have a qualifying test?
In the Unified National Competition not all positions will be subject to qualification evaluation. It is necessary to check in each call which positions will participate in this phase.
In the notice of Block 1 – Infrastructure, Esatto and Engineeringfor example, some positions that require a Qualification Test are that of architect and engineer at the Federal Attorney General’s Office (AGU), and that of specialist in Regulation of Public Energy Services, at the National Electricity Agency (Aneel) .
Look at an example:
See in each competition notice the other positions that will take this test:
- Block 1: Infrastructure, Exact and Engineering. Access the full notice;
- Block 2: Technology, data and information. Access the full notice;
- Block 3: Environmental, Agricultural and Biological. Access the full notice;
- Block 4: Server work and health. Access the full notice
- Block 5: Education, health, social development and human rights. Access the full notice;
- Block 6: Economic sectors and regulation. Access the full notice;
- Block 7: Government Management and Public Administration. Access the full notice;
- Block 8: intermediate level. Access the full notice.
How will the title test work?
The Qualification Test for the Unified National Competition has a classificatory nature, i.e. it will define the candidate’s position in the final ranking of suitable candidates. At this stage, a maximum of ten points are at stake, even if the sum of the values ​​of the documents presented is higher than this value.
No candidate is disqualified for failing to present their qualifications. However, participants who correctly submit the required documents will receive points that will be added to the final grade. Anyone who does not present or send the qualifications in the form and within the established deadlines will in turn receive a score of zero, and will continue only with the score obtained in the previous phases of the competition.
Candidates suitable for the speaking test will be invited to present the qualifications required in the period From 29 June to 1 July 2024. The evaluation will be carried out by the examining commission of the competition, which is the Fundação Cesgranrio.
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The titles must be sent online, in the image format of the original document or certified copy, front and back, according to the guidelines contained in the official page of the Unified National Competition.
About ‘Enem dos Concursos’
The Unified National Public Competition offers 6,640 vacancies in 21 different entities, with salaries starting from R$ 4,008.24 and reaching R$ 22,921.71.
The objective and discursive tests will be administered on May 5th in two shifts, morning and afternoon, as follows:
• Morning – 2h30 test
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Highest level: objective tests of general knowledge (20 questions) and discursive tests of block-specific knowledge.
- Intermediate level: objective tests (20 questions) and essay.
• Evening – 3h30 test
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Highest level: objective tests of specific knowledge (50 questions)
- Intermediate level: objective tests (40 questions)
What are the selection phases of the Unified National Competition?
Unified calendar of national competitions
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Disclosure of Confirmation Cards: 04/29/2024
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Application of tests: 05/05/2024
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Disclosure of the results of the objective and preliminary tests of the discursive and written tests: 06/03/2024
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Final results announcement: 07/30/2024
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Start of Call for Opening and Training Courses: 05/08/2024
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