Key Updates on Public Competitions Across Brazil as of November 2025
Several Brazilian public competitions have seen deadline extensions, cancellations, and budget approvals, with new contests expected soon.
- • TCDF annulled CBMDF concurso for Soldier Technician in Nursing.
- • IASES and SES SC extended registration deadlines to November 20.
- • Sefaz DF to announce a new contest by December 10.
- • Rondônia Assembly approved R$ 3 million for SEDUC RO concurso.
Key details
Recent developments in Brazil's public competitions reveal important updates affecting candidates nationwide. The Tribunal de Contas do Distrito Federal (TCDF) has annulled the concurso for the Corpo de Bombeiros do Distrito Federal (CBMDF) for the role of Soldier Technician in Nursing, halting this recruitment process. Meanwhile, two significant public competitions have extended their registration deadlines to November 20: the Instituto de Atendimento Socioeducativo do Espírito Santo (IASES) and the Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de Santa Catarina (SES SC), providing candidates additional time to apply.
Looking ahead, the Secretaria de Estado de Economia do Distrito Federal (Sefaz DF) plans to announce a new public contest, with the edital expected by December 10, signaling fresh opportunities. In bank sector news, the Banco do Brasil clarified ongoing discussions regarding the organization of its upcoming public contest, though details remain forthcoming. The organizing body for the upcoming Telebras contest is confirmed as Cebraspe. Furthermore, the Assembleia Legislativa de Rondônia has approved a budget increase of R$ 3 million for an upcoming concurso for the Secretaria de Estado da Educação (SEDUC RO), an investment signaling a planned expansion of public sector hiring in education.
These updates reflect active management and evolving opportunities within Brazil's public sector employment landscape. Candidates should note extended deadlines and watch for imminent edital publications for new contests.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.