Find out how the “Enem of competitions” will work

The rules for the Unified National Public Competition (CPNU), nicknamed the “Enem of competitions”, were detailed, this Wednesday (10), by the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) with the announcement of eight notices divided by areas of expertise. There are 6,640 vacancies for 21 government-linked bodies that have joined the selection system. The majority of positions, 5,948, are aimed at candidates with higher education and 692 at secondary level candidates. (see list below)

Of the total vacancies, 5% will be reserved for people with disabilities (PWDs) and 20% for black people. For Funai positions, the percentage of vacancies allocated to indigenous people is 30%.

The selection, which for the first time is carried out in a unified manner at a national level, aims to guarantee equal access to permanent public positions for all regions of the country. “This promotes representation and diversity”, says the Minister of Management, Ester Dweck.

How will the Enem dos Concursos work?

Registration for CPNU runs from January 19th to February 9th. Only one registration per CPF will be permitted, upon payment of a registration fee of R$60, for secondary education places, or R$90, for higher education places. Bolsa Família beneficiaries and low-income candidates registered with CadÚnico will be entitled to exemption.

The competition is expected to attract 2 million to 3 million candidates. They must choose a sector of activity and, among the vacancies available in the different bodies, and which positions they want to apply for in order of preference.

Organized by the Cesgranrio Foundation, the tests will be administered on May 5th, in two shifts, morning and afternoon, simultaneously in 220 cities. (see list below)

There will be common objective tests, with 20 general knowledge questions, in the morning. Higher-level candidates will undergo essay and specific tests according to each thematic block chosen at the time of registration. For those at secondary level, an essay will be applied.

In the afternoon, higher-level candidates will take specific knowledge tests involving 50 questions. The mid-level assessment will have 40 questions.

According to the announced schedule, the results of the competition will be published on July 30th and the first calls will be announced from August 5th. Salaries range from R$3,700 to R$22,900, the highest salary, for the position of labor inspector at the Ministry of Labor and Employment.

What is the schedule for “Enem dos Concursos”?

January 19th to February 9th: Registrations
February 29th: Publication of final registration data
April 29: Disclosure of confirmation cards
May 5th: Application of tests
June 3: Publication of the results of the objective and preliminary tests of the discursive and writing tests
July 30th: Final release of results
August 5: Start of call for induction and training courses

Which bodies are offering vacancies?

• Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services: 1,480 vacancies
• Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services: 110 vacancies
• National Waterway Transport Agency (Antaq): 30 vacancies
• National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel): 40 vacancies
• Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock & National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet): 520 vacancies
• National Institute of Colonization and Agrarian Reform (Incra): 742 vacancies
• Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation: 296 vacancies
• Ministry of Human Rights: 40 vacancies
• Ministry of Education: 70 vacancies
• National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (Funai): 502 vacancies
• Ministry of Health: 220 vacancies
• Ministry of Justice and Public Security: 130 vacancies
• Ministry of Labor and Employment: 900 vacancies
• National Supplementary Pension Superintendence (Previc): 40 vacancies
• National Supplementary Health Agency (ANS): 310 vacancies
• Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE): 620 vacancies
• Federal Attorney General (AGU): 400 vacancies
• Ministry of Indigenous Peoples: 30 vacancies
• Ministry of Planning and Budget: 60 vacancies
• Ministry of Culture: 50 vacancies
• National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep): 50 vacancies

What are the thematic blocks of the selection?

• Block 1 – Public Administration and Finance (727 vacancies)
• Block 2 – Economic Sectors, Infrastructure and Regulation (597 vacancies)
• Block 3 – Agriculture, Environment and Agrarian Development (530 places)
• Block 4 – Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (971 vacancies)
• Block 5 – Social Policies, Justice and Health (1016 vacancies)
• Block 6 – Work and Pensions (359 vacancies)
• Block 7 – Data, Technology and Information (1748 vacancies)
• Block 8 – Intermediate Level (692 places)

Where can the tests be taken?

North region

• Acre: Cruzeiro do Sul; White River
• Amazon: Coari; Itacoatiara; Lábrea; Manaus; Manicoré; Parintins; São Gabriel da Cachoeira; Tabatinga; Tefé
• Amapá: Laranjal do Jari; Macapá; Oiapoque
• Pará: Belém; Bragança; Brief; Cametá; Itaituba; Maraba; Happy mountain; Oriximiná; Paragominas; Parauapebas; Redemption; Santana do Araguaia; Santarém; São Félix do Xingu; Tucuruí
• Rondônia: Ariquemes; Ji-Paraná; Porto Velho; Vilhena
• Roraima: Boa Vista; Rorainópolis
• Tocantins: Araguaína; Gurupi; clap

Midwest region

• Federal District: Brasília
• Goiás: Aparecida de Goiânia; Catalan; Goianésia; Goiânia; Iporá; Itumbiara; Miners; Porangatu; green River
• Mato Grosso do Sul: Campo Grande; Corumba; Golden; Three Lagoons
• Mato Grosso: Alta Floresta; Barra do Garças; Caceres; Cuiabá; Rondonópolis; Sinop; Tangará da Serra; Varzea Grande

Northeast Region

• Alagoas: Arapiraca; Maceió
• Bahia: Barreiras; Bom Jesus da Lapa; Brumado; Camaçari; Eunapolis; Feira de Santana; Guanambi; Ilheus; Irecê; Itaberaba; Jacobina; Jequié; Lauro de Freitas; Paulo Afonso; Ribeira do Pombal; Savior; Teixeira de Freitas; Victory of the Conquest
• Ceará: Caucaia; Crateús; Strength; Iguatu; Juazeiro do Norte; Maracanaú; Quixadá; Sobral
• Maranhão: Bacabal; Ferries; Caxias; Chapadinha; Empress; Pine; President Dutra; Santa Inês; Saint Louis
• Paraíba: Campina Grande; João Pessoa; Ducks; Sousa
• Pernambuco: Caruaru; Garanhuns; Jaboatão dos Guararapes; Olinda; Petrolina; Recife; Serra Talhada
• Piauí: Bom Jesus; Chain; Floriano; Paranaíba; Peaks; Saint Raymond Nonato; Teresina.
• Rio Grande do Norte: Caicó; Mossoró; Christmas; Parnamirim
• Sergipe: Aracaju; Itabaiana

South region

• Paraná: Cascavel; Curitiba; Guarapuava; London; Maringá; Paranaguá; Ponta grossa; São José dos Pinhais; Umuarama
• Rio Grande do Sul: Bagé; Caxias do Sul; Farroupilha; Deep step; Pellets; Porto Alegre; Santa Cruz do Sul; Santa Maria; Santo Ângelo; Uruguayan
• Santa Catarina: Hunter; Chapecó; Criciúma; Florianópolis; Joinville; Lagos; San José

Southeast region

• Espírito Santo: Cachoeiro de Itapemirim; Colatina; Saint Matthew; Mountain range; Old village; Victory
• Minas Gerais: Almenara; Araçuaí; Araxa; Belo Horizonte; Betim; Score; Curvelo; Diamond; Divinópolis; Valadares Governor; Ipatinga; Ituiutaba; Janaúba; Januária; Juiz de Fora; Lavras; Montes Claros; Muriaé; Paracatu; Steps; Patos de Minas; Pirapora; Itajubá; Teófilo Otoni; Uberaba; Uberlândia
• Rio de Janeiro: Belford Roxo; Cabo Frio; Campos dos Goytacazes; Duque de Caxias; Niterói; New Iguaçu; Rio de Janeiro; Sao Goncalo; St. Johns Wood; Volta Redonda
• São Paulo: Araçatuba; Bauru; Caçapava; Campinas; Guarulhos; Hortolândia; Itapeva; Jacareí; Marília; Mauá; Mogi das Cruzes; Osasco; Paulínia; Piracicaba; President Prudente; Ribeirão Preto; Saint Andrew; São Bernardo do Campo; Sao Caetano do Sul; Sao Jose do Rio Preto; São José dos Campos; São Paulo; Sorocaba; Taboao da Serra; Valinhos; Vineyard