5 MELHORES CONCURSOS PÚBLICOS " FACEIS " EM 2025

Summary

In this video, Mateus discusses beginner-friendly public competitions in Brazil for 2025, recommending options to help viewers start their careers. He highlights banking exams (like those for Caixa Econômica and Banco do Brasil), city hall roles, administrative positions in courts (e.g., for judicial technicians), and federal agency positions like the IBGE and postal service exams. Mateus stresses the importance of starting with easier exams to build experience and financial stability, and shares insights on potential salaries and benefits. He also touches on less-known professional council competitions, offering real-life success stories to motivate aspiring candidates.

Takeaways

• 😀 Banking competitions like Banco do Brasil and Caixa Econômica are ideal for beginners, with manageable difficulty and salaries ranging from R$3,000 to R$5,000.
• 😀 City Hall competitions for positions like administrative assistants, health agents, and municipal guards offer lower competition and a salary range of R$2,000 to R$4,000, with good benefits.
• 😀 Judicial technician exams in state courts (TJ) are a great entry point for high school graduates, offering salaries above R$5,000 and benefits like a six-hour workday and job stability.
• 😀 State court competitions in large states (e.g., São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais) call for a high volume of candidates and are known for their regularity and rotation of candidate lists.
• 😀 Federal competitions like the IBGE or Post Office exams can be a good option, but the speaker suggests they might be more competitive than municipal roles or banking exams.
• 😀 The INSS competition, while offering job stability, is considered more difficult and requires more preparation compared to some other beginner-friendly competitions.
• 😀 Professional council competitions (e.g., CRM, CREA) are often overlooked but offer solid opportunities for those with a high school diploma and provide good benefits and a salary range above R$4,000.
• 😀 Many of the recommended beginner competitions can be passed with under a year of study, making them accessible to newcomers who are just starting to prepare.
• 😀 All the competitions mentioned offer benefits like health insurance, vacation, and sometimes additional perks like home office days or birthday leave.
• 😀 The speaker encourages viewers to research specific opportunities in their local cities or states, as there are over 5,000 city halls in Brazil, each with its own set of potential competitions.

Q & A

What are some beginner-friendly public competitions in Brazil for 2025?

Some beginner-friendly public competitions in Brazil for 2025 include banking competitions, city hall positions, judicial technician exams, and positions within federal agencies like IBGE, the postal service, and professional councils like CRM and CREA.

Why are banking competitions considered good for beginners?

Banking competitions are considered beginner-friendly because they often require less than a year of study, and many people have succeeded by preparing after the official announcement. Examples of such banks include Caixa Econômica Federal, Banco do Brasil, and Banco do Nordeste.

What kind of positions are available in city hall competitions?

City hall competitions offer positions such as administrative assistants, health agents, municipal guards, and traffic guards. These positions typically require a high school education and offer salaries ranging from R$2,000 to R$4,000.

How difficult are judicial technician exams for state courts?

Judicial technician exams for state courts are considered moderately challenging. While they generally require only a high school diploma, they can be competitive and are often easier than exams for higher-level courts like TRFs or TJs. However, passing may still take several months of study.

What are the salary and benefits like for positions in state judicial courts?

State judicial court positions typically offer salaries above R$5,000, along with benefits such as food assistance, health insurance, and paid vacation. The workday is generally around 6-7 hours, and employees also enjoy job stability and other judicial benefits.

What is the difference between municipal and federal public competitions?

Municipal competitions tend to be easier and have less competition, offering positions that require a high school diploma and provide modest salaries. Federal competitions, such as those for IBGE or the postal service, may offer more complex roles and typically require a higher level of education or experience.

How competitive are positions with federal agencies like IBGE and the postal service?

Federal agency positions like those at IBGE and the postal service can be competitive, especially if the tests are complicated. However, these competitions often offer stability and benefits, making them a good choice for those looking to start in the public sector.

What is the starting salary for most public sector positions discussed in this video?

The starting salary for most of the public sector positions discussed, such as those in banks, city halls, or state judicial courts, typically starts around R$2,000 to R$3,000 per month, with the potential to increase based on experience and promotion.

Why should beginners consider professional council competitions?

Professional council competitions, like those for CRM, CRF, CREA, and other regional councils, are often overlooked but can be a great opportunity for beginners. They offer competitive salaries, benefits like health plans and time off, and require only a high school diploma.

How long does it typically take to prepare for these public competitions?

For many of these public competitions, especially banking exams and city hall positions, preparation can take around 6-12 months. Some candidates manage to pass by studying in the months following the announcement, depending on their study habits and prior knowledge.