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Amazonas state administrative and professional initiatives

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2026-10-29 14:05 UTC → 2026-10-30 12:37 UTC · added removed

The state of Amazonas has implemented several administrative and educational measures. Governor Roberto Cidade formalized the promotion of 316 Amazonas Military Police officers and enlisted personnel in Manaus, addressing long-standing career progression demands. This initiative is part of a broader effort to support public security professionals, including military firefighters and civil police. Simultaneously, state agencies have announced large-scale training opportunities. The Amazonas Technological Education Center (Cetam) released over 50,000 free professional qualification vacancies via distance learning, covering fields such as artificial intelligence, programming, and sustainability. Additionally, the Amazonas State Transit Department (Detran-AM) is offering 1,180 training spots through its Public Transit School, focusing on defensive driving and mechanics. Recent efforts to boost employment include the 4th Megafeirão de Empregabilidade in Manaus, organized by the Municipal Secretariat of Labor, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation (Semtepi). This event connects workers with local opportunities through 30 companies spanning the commerce, industry, construction, and logistics sectors. Furthering vocational training, Cetam The Sine Manaus service has announced 50,150 free online vacancies also reported 523 available job openings across 41 different courses. The curriculum targets high-demand areas such as Python programming, Power BI, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), and digital design, various sectors. In a recent legal development, the Amazonas Court of Justice ruled that the state must reserve vacancies for people with applications scheduled disabilities (PCDs) in all future public examinations for November 3 and 4, 2026. the Amazonas Military Police (PM-AM). The court also ordered the state to pay R$ 200,000 in collective moral damages to the State Fund for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

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