The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) brought forward the calendar for the Unified National Competition (CNU). The result will be released one week in advance, on February 4th. On that date, the period for confirming participation in the training courses planned for blocks 1 to 7 will begin. In the case of block 8, high school, it will not be necessary for those approved to take the course.
The information was given by Minister Esther Dweck this Tuesday afternoon (14), at a press conference.
“On February 4th, the lists of those approved for the vacancies already foreseen in the notice for all vacancies will be published. You know that each block has several vacancies and several positions. So, these lists will be published and, on the same day, in those careers that They still have one last stage, which is the training course stage, people will already be invited to the course”, said the minister.
Candidates will have two days (February 4th and 5th) to confirm their interest in participating in the first call for the training course. This must be done in the Candidate area.
The ministry recalls that, for each position, up to three calls may be made, as the notice provided for the possibility of applying for more than one position. The other calls will be on the 11th and 18th of February. There will always be a two-day period for expressing interest in taking the necessary training course.
The minister highlighted that by agreeing to participate in the training course for a specific position, the candidate is automatically eliminated from the positions chosen below in the preference list presented in the first stage of the competition.
“When you enter the candidate’s area, you will see a message informing you that the person has been invited to the training course for this career. There, they ask whether they want to participate or not. If the person says OK, they confirm and will later be called enroll in the training course. This means that she will no longer be on the ranking list of those courses below her preference”, said the minister.
Remuneration
Esther Dweck also explained that, during the training course, candidates will receive the equivalent of 50% of the base salary. The government’s objective is to ensure that candidates are able to maintain themselves during the course.
* article amended at 3:50 pm to add information
