Colégio GGE | Recife - PE | On-site Job Description Ensure a favorable learning environment for students, teachers, and families by monitoring and guiding students’ academic performance. Responsibilities and Duties Assist in laboratory classes for elementary and high school. Organize the laboratory and the makerspace, managing inventory of materials. Support teaching, research, and extension classes and activities. Prepare reagents, components, and other materials used in experiments. Set up experiments by assembling equipment and consumable materials for experimental classes and research trials. Collect samples and data in laboratories or during fieldwork related to research; perform analyses of materials using physical, chemical, physicochemical, and biochemical methods to qualitatively and quantitatively identify their components, following prescribed methodologies. Clean and maintain laboratory facilities, equipment, and materials; manage inventory of laboratory consumables. Be responsible for small storage areas and/or supply rooms assigned to respective departments. Co-manage the laboratory with its designated supervisor. Use computer resources. Requirements and Qualifications Currently enrolled in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or related fields. Desired Requirements Laboratory experience and/or project-based education is preferred. Strong communication and organizational skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Commitment to laboratory safety and maintenance of cleanliness standards. Salary Range To be determined Employment Type CLT (Consolidated Labor Laws) About the Company For nearly 30 years, **Colégio GGE** has been shaping generations through high-performance education and a deep commitment to human development. Our mission goes beyond traditional teaching: we invest in pedagogical innovation, cutting-edge educational technology, socioemotional development programs, and cultural appreciation. We are a school that unites **tradition and innovation**, with a pedagogical model designed to prepare students for the world—and for life.