Notice foresees reserving 5% of places for transgender and transvestite students; salaries reach up to R$3,000
The TJBA (Court of Justice of Bahia) launched a notice for the selection process to form a reserve list of interns. The document provides for reservation of places for trans students, black and indigenous people and people with disabilities. The selection is carried out in partnership with the Business-School Integration Center.
The objective is to form a pool of candidates to fill paid internship positions at the court. Selection will take place through objective online tests. The partnership with CIEE allows for a structured conduct of the process and application of quotas that promote the inclusion of minority groups.
The notice includes undergraduate and postgraduate students. Those registered through the quota system compete simultaneously for open competition positions. The closing date for registrations has not been announced.
Scholarships and working hours
- Graduation: 20 hours per week (4 hours/day), stipend of 80% of the minimum wage (R$ 1,621.00).
- Postgraduate: 30 hours per week (6 hours/day), stipend equivalent to 2 minimum wages.
Interns will receive transportation allowance proportional to the days of in-person work. Remote work is permitted, but assessed individually by the TJBA Personnel Management Secretariat, with no guarantee of transportation assistance.
Dimension system
- Transgender and transvestite students: 5% of vacancies, upon self-declaration. The veracity will be checked by the court’s Equality Promotion Commission.
- Black people (black and brown): 40% of vacancies, verified by the Heteroidentification Commission.
- Indigenous: 5% of vacancies, with self-declaration and declaration of belonging signed by members of the ethnic group.
- People with disabilities: 10% of vacancies, with presentation of a medical report upon hiring.
Undergraduate students must have completed at least 50% of the mandatory curriculum. For postgraduate studies, enrollment in courses with a minimum workload of 360 hours is required.
Interested parties must access the CIEE selection process portal, locate the TJBA logo and register. It is essential to keep your email and contact details up to date, as all official communication, including sending codes for the test, will occur exclusively through these channels.
