Military Competition: ESFCEX, IME, ESSEX, and ESSLOG Are Open for Applications for Competitions Aimed at Women Interested in Pursuing a Military Career in 2023

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/11/2022 at 13:17

Updated on 15/11/2022 at 23:02

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Women Interested In Joining The Brazilian Army In 2023 Must Be Approved In A Military Competition, Like The Ones Described Above

As everyone knows, women are exempt from mandatory military enlistment in the Brazilian Army, as provided by the Constitution. However, they can serve voluntarily as career or temporary soldiers.

For those women who wish to join the Armed Forces, there are two ways for Military Enlistment: through a public competition or by volunteering. However, if they want to pursue a career, they must take a public competition.

Additionally, to enlist in the Brazilian Army, interested women must meet the following prerequisites:

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Pass a public competition;
Be at least 1.55m tall;
Be a natural-born Brazilian citizen, for Officers;
Natural-born or Naturalized Brazilian citizen, for enlisted ranks;
Must not be married or have dependents, for EsPCEx/ESA;
Minimum age as per each announcement and position.

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Some Competitions That Women Can Enter To Follow A Military Career In The Brazilian Army

EPCAR Competition: which is equivalent to regular High School, at the Preparatory School for Air Cadets;

AFA Competition: for the Air Force Academy, the sector that manages the logistics of the organization and the administrative part;

EEAR Competition: Air Force Specialists School, if holding a higher education diploma in the professions listed in the announcement;

EsSLog Competition;

The Navy Competition (which covers the areas of Naval School (EN), Auxiliary Corps of Enlisted (CAP), Complementary Staff of Quartermasters (QC-IM), Technical Staff (QT), Navy Health Corps – Medical Staff (CSM-MD), Navy Health Corps – Dental Surgeons Staff (CSM-CD), Navy Health Corps – Health Support Staff (CSM-S), Navy Engineering Corps (CEM), Navy Chaplains Corps (CAPNAV), Voluntary Military Service for Temporary Officers (SMV-OF), Voluntary Military Service for Temporary Enlisted (SMV-PR).

ESFCEX Competition;

IME Competition;

Registrations For The Competitions And Announcements

Women interested in participating in any of the described competitions and becoming part of the Brazilian Army in 2023 should visit the following official websites for more information and upcoming public competitions. Good luck to all!

ESFCEX: https://esfcex.eb.mil.br/

IME: http://www.i me.eb.mil.br/

ESSLOG: http://www.esslog.eb.mil.br/

ESSEX: http://www.cmp.eb.mil.br/index.php/essex

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