The municipality of Romelândia, located in Santa Catarina, Brazil, has opened registrations for a public competition that offers over 50 job vacancies for various education levels, including opportunities for people with disabilities. The positions available cater to a range of qualifications, from literacy to higher education, and the city, which has a population of approximately 4,800 residents, aims to fill these roles by March 22, 2023, when the tests will be held.

The registration fees for the competition vary based on the educational level required for the positions. For jobs available to literate individuals, the fee is R$ 100, while those for high school graduates are R$ 150, and higher educational qualifications will require a fee of R$ 180. This initiative not only aims to staff essential city services but also seeks to enhance opportunities for education and employment within the community.

Romelândia's efforts reflect a growing trend among smaller municipalities in Brazil to invest in local governance and public services by attracting qualified personnel. As the competition is set to open until March 3, 2023, the city is putting emphasis on inclusivity, as seen with its provisions for vacancies for individuals with disabilities, ensuring a diverse workforce that can cater to the needs of its population.