Caixa Competition: Free Preparatory Course Intensifies Q&A For The Exam

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Published on 25/04/2024 at 17:40

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It Happens Soon The Contest of the Federal Economic Box, One of the Most Expected in Brazil. There Are Those Who Do Not Know, But There Is An Opportunity to Prepare for This Contest for Free. Read the Article and Understand.

According to the National Federation of Associations of Caixa Employees (Fenae), this free opportunity is offered by the entity in partnership with the National Confederation of Financial Sector Workers (Contraf-CUT) and the Brasília Bankers Union.

In this sense, the institution informs that interested parties should stay tuned, as exams will be held in May, and the Q&A sessions will be intensified.

According to Fenae, the content offered in the preparatory course is based on the last Caixa contest and banking area contests held in the last two years. Furthermore, the information is that this content was developed by a team of Caixa professors and covers topics related to basic and financial mathematics, basic knowledge, writing, specific legislation, marketing, sales, among others.

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Check When Each Subject’s FAQ Session Will Be:

05/02 (Thursday) – Information Technology and Communication Knowledge
05/04 (Saturday) – Mock Exam
05/06 (Monday) and 05/08 (Wednesday) – Portuguese Language and Digital Knowledge and Behaviors
05/11 (Saturday) – Mock Exam
05/13 (Monday) and 05/15 (Wednesday) – Banking Service
05/20 (Monday) and 05/22 (Wednesday) – How to Take the Exam and Review the Day Before
05/25 (Saturday) – Mock Exam

To Access the Free Course, Click Here. On the Page, You Will Need to Register. After That, the Interested Party Will Receive a Temporary Password at the Registered Email.

The Caixa Contest is Already Scheduled for May 26. According to the Financial Institution, There Will Be a Total of 4,050 Positions, With 4,000 at the High School Level and 50 at the University Level. A Total of 1,201,097 Candidates Registered, With the Position of Banking Technician Having the Highest Number of Registrants.

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