Aeronáutica (FAB) liberou edital SEM CONCURSO de nível médio para contratação de Sargento temporário com salário inicial de até R$ 5,5 mil reais!

Brazilian Air Force (FAB) Released Notice for Hiring Temporary Sergeant Without Competition for a Starting Salary of Up to R$ 5,500!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/09/2024 at 16:45

Updated on 21/09/2024 at 16:47

Força Aérea Brasileira (FAB) está com vagas de nível médio abertas para ingressar como Sargento Temporário; remuneração inicial que pode alcançar R$ 5.532,89.

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Brazilian Air Force (FAB) is Opening Medium-Level Positions to Join as Temporary Sergeant; initial salary that can reach R$ 5,532.89.

Get ready for a unique opportunity: the Brazilian Air Force has opened exclusive positions for musicians who wish to join one of the most respected institutions in the country, with starting salaries that can reach R$ 5,532.89 – and the best part, without the need for a public competition! Imagine starting a military career, combining your musical talent with the discipline of the FAB, and receiving a noteworthy salary. This chance is rare, and the registration deadline is running out!

There is still time to register for the opportunities offered by FAB’s QSCon Musico 2025. The selected candidates will serve as Temporary Sergeants. A total of 38 positions are being offered in various musical specialties, requiring candidates to have completed high school and be up to 40 years old.

Vacancies Without Competition Opened by Aeronautics – Brazilian Air Force

Although the selection process occurs nationwide, those approved will be assigned to work in Brasília, the federal capital. The vacancies are available for the following musical specialties, as described in the announcement:

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Selection Stages

Participants must submit the requested documentation within the timeframe specified in the announcement, following all provided instructions. The in-person phases will take place at the Recruitment and Personnel Preparation Service (SEREP) chosen by the candidate.

The selection for the Temporary Sergeant positions in the Aeronautics will involve practical and theoretical tests, evaluated by a panel composed of highly qualified musicians and educators.

Registration

Applications for the musician selection process of the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) are now open and can be made until September 27. To ensure your participation, simply visit the official FAB Temporary Call website, AT THIS electronic address, fill out the registration form, and follow all the guidelines in the announcement. Don’t waste time! This is your chance to join the FAB Symphony Orchestra and achieve a career with stability and recognition.

For more information: Complete details about the Aeronautics selection process are available in the call announcement, which can be accessed by clicking here.

Brazilian Air Force (FAB) Released Notice for Hiring Temporary Sergeant Without Competition for a Starting Salary of Up to R$ 5,500!

Brazilian Air Force (FAB) is Opening Medium-Level Positions to Join as Temporary Sergeant; initial salary that can reach R$ 5,532.89.

Vacancies Without Competition Opened by Aeronautics – Brazilian Air Force

Selection Stages

Registration

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Brazilian Air Force (FAB) Released Notice for Hiring Temporary Sergeant Without Competition for a Starting Salary of Up to R$ 5,500!

Brazilian Air Force (FAB) is Opening Medium-Level Positions to Join as Temporary Sergeant; initial salary that can reach R$ 5,532.89.

Vacancies Without Competition Opened by Aeronautics – Brazilian Air Force

Selection Stages

Registration

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