Concurso Aeronáutica - 250 vagas serão oferecidas com salário de R$ 3,8 mil

Aviation Competition – 250 Positions Will Be Offered With a Salary of R$ 3,800

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 18/02/2020 at 20:17

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Enrollment Open for Aeronautics Contest in Five Areas of Operation. 250 Positions Offered with Salary of R$ 3.8 Thousand

On last Monday (17), the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) opened enrollment for the aeronautics contest with 250 positions for admission to the Sergeant Training Course (CFS) for the second semester of 2021.

Of the 250 positions offered, there are opportunities in five areas: 128 positions for air traffic control, 47 positions for aircraft mechanics, 28 for guards and security, 11 for military material, and 6 for flight equipment.

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For the air traffic control area, the positions are open to both genders. For the other areas, the positions are exclusive to men. To participate, candidates must be aged between 17 and 24 years (until December 31, 2021) and have completed high school.

To register, candidates must fill out the registration form available on the website by clicking here. Enrollment will last until 3 PM on March 18 with a fee of 60 reais.

The exam will be held on June 7, taking place in the following cities: Belém/PA, Recife/PE, Natal/RN, Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Belo Horizonte/MG, São Paulo/SP, São José dos Campos/SP, Campo Grande/MS, Canoas/RS, Santa Maria/RS, Curitiba/PR, Brasília/DF, Manaus/AM, Porto Velho/RO, and Boa Vista/RR.

In the other stages, candidates will undergo a health inspection and psychological aptitude test from August 11 to 28; and physical conditioning evaluation from October 20 to 23.

Aviation Competition – 250 Positions Will Be Offered With a Salary of R$ 3,800

Enrollment Open for Aeronautics Contest in Five Areas of Operation. 250 Positions Offered with Salary of R$ 3.8 Thousand

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