The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) reported on Thursday (6) that of the 2,305 people called in the first call to participate in the training courses of the Unified National Public Tender (CNU), 170 did not confirm or gave up the vacancy. With this, another 170 new candidates, who are on the waiting lists of these courses, will be called on the second call, which will be published on February 11.
According to MGI, after the first call, 2,135 people confirmed participation; 109 declared not wanting to participate; 44 visualized the call, but did not speak; and 17 people summoned neither visualized nor manifested themselves. Thus, in total, 170 people were eliminated for both the convened position and those indicated and of the lowest preference at the time of registration. However, they continue to compete for the positions pointed out as of the highest preference.
The new summoned will have February 11 and 12 to make confirmation, in the candidate area on the CNU website. Only those who respond “yes” to the call will have their place guaranteed. If the candidate has already confirmed between 4 and 5 and is called to a position of his highest preference, no new confirmation will be required.
If the candidate is called for the third option training course on February 11, and confirm his participation, however, he also remains in the dispute of his first and second options and can be called on the list of the 18th, if Some vacancy is released.
In all, there are nine positions that have a training course, a knockout and classificatory stage of the CNU. They are: Specialist in Public Policy and Government Management (EPPGG); Foreign Trade Analyst (ACE); Information Technology Analyst (ATI); Social Policy Technical Analyst (ATPs); Infrastructure Analyst (AIE); Occupational Fiscal Auditor (AFT); Specialist in Regulation of Public Energy Services (Aneel); Specialist in Regulation of Waterfall Services (Antaq); Specialist in Supplementary Health Regulation (ANS).
More detailed information about these courses can be obtained in the CNU website.
