The National School for the Training and Improvement of Magistrates (Enfam) has opened registrations for the 6th class of the Professional Master's Degree in Law and the Judiciary, an initiative aimed at developing skills in judicial management, prevention and proper handling of conflicts.
Those interested can apply until March 30th, using the electronic form available on the website of Enfam. This year, the news is the inclusion of vacancies for magistrates from Portuguese-speaking and Hispanic countries, broadening the scope of the program. Access the notice to check the details.
Who can apply?
The master's degree is aimed at: state, federal and labor magistrates; members of the Federal Public Defender's Office (DPU) and the Federal District Public Defender's Office (DPDF); members of the Federal Prosecution (MPU); magistrates from Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking countries.
In addition, the notice provides for an Affirmative Access Policy, reserving places for black candidates, quilombolas, indigenous people and people with disabilities, detailing the criteria of proof for each case.
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