Concurso Prepom Aquaviários 2018: Sua chance é agora

Prepom Aquaviários 2018 Contest: Your Chance Is Now

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/02/2018 at 09:29

Updated on 07/02/2018 at 09:47

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The Long-Awaited PREPOM Contest Has Finally Been Released with Many Positions This Year for Those Who Want to Graduate in the Maritime Field. Your Moment Has Arrived!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The PREPOM Contest 2018 has been announced with many openings and a series of simplified requirements for those who wish to enter this maritime area. For those who are qualified in this type of work, it is permitted to operate on support vessels, gas carriers, cargo ships, cruise ships and all types of maritime units that require nautical qualifications.

The Maritime Professional Education Program (PREPOM) is administered by the Navy, but it is the candidate’s responsibility to have the vocational or technical training needed to enroll in the adaptation courses for sailors. For more information about this field, please visit the article on how to become a maritime professional. Remember that all the courses for this year’s contest are for those who already have training or experience in the area. See below who can apply:

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Hospitality and Health

Chef
Steward
Nurse
Health Assistant

*No recommendation needed

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Machinery Section (Electrical)

Electrical Technician
Electronics Technician
Automation Technician
Telecommunications Technician

*Recommendation needed

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Mechanical Section

Naval Construction Technician
Mechanical Manufacturing Technician
Electromechanical Technician, Mechatronics, Mechanics
Naval Machinery Technician
Metallurgy Technician
Aircraft Maintenance Technician

Remember that if you pass the exams, a recommendation letter from a company linked to the maritime sector will be required for you to make the adaptations, but the Navy will provide a reasonable timeframe for you to obtain this recommendation. ACCESS THE COMPLETE NOTICE AND HOW TO REGISTER ON THE NAVY’S WEBSITE HERE. We have prepared a small video guide below on how to register, check it out:

Access the complete notice of the Prepom 2018 contest, read all the requirements and parameters for taking the exams carefully. The registration fee will be generated after completing the forms as shown in the video above. As mentioned, we were a bit confused about selecting options in the Collection Guide Section, and we couldn’t reach the Navy for clarification. Try to contact them, and if you get clearer information, please let us know so we can correct the article.

Prepom Aquaviários 2018 Contest: Your Chance Is Now

The Long-Awaited PREPOM Contest Has Finally Been Released with Many Positions This Year for Those Who Want to Graduate in the Maritime Field. Your Moment Has Arrived!

Hospitality and Health

Machinery Section (Electrical)

Mechanical Section

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