2018 Maritime Adaptation Course: The Time To Be A Mariner Is Now!

The Navy Released the Announcement for Those Who Have Elementary and High School Education and Wish to Obtain Their Seafarers’ License (CIR)

Hello friends and aspiring seafarers, the Brazilian Navy has finally released the Adaptation Course for Waterway Workers 2018, which will take place at CIAGA in Rio de Janeiro. With the latent resurgence of the Brazilian naval sector, this may be a good opportunity to enter this field, which encompasses not only the oil and gas industry but also the merchant and cruise segments. Read and understand the requirements to apply below:

General Requirements

1. Be a Brazilian citizen (both genders), born or naturalized, at least 18 (eighteen) years old on
2. August 13, 2018;
3. Not be under indictment in a criminal action;
4. Be up to date with military obligations, in the case of male candidates;
5. Be up to date with electoral obligations;
6. Not have been discharged or excluded for disciplinary reasons from active service in the Armed Forces or Auxiliary Forces;
7. Not be a retired military member due to permanent disability or a civilian retired due to permanent disability;
8. Have a registration in the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF);
9. Have a valid official identification document with a photograph;
10. Pay the registration fee of R$ 50.00 (fifty reais); and
11. Comply with the instructions set forth in this Announcement.

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Open Adaptations

The courses will be for those who are Cooks, Stewards, Nurses, Health Assistants, and Inactive members of the Navy. In the next paragraph, the specific requirements for each position will be provided, so pay close attention and read carefully, because if any of them are missing at the time of registration or document verification if you pass the exam, the Navy will not accept your registration in the seafarers’ area:

• I) For the Cook Category (CZA) – must have completed Elementary School and, at a minimum, completed a Cook training course with a workload of at least 160 hours.
• II) For the Steward Category (TAA) – must have completed Elementary School and, at a minimum, completed a Waiter/Steward training course with a workload of at least 160 hours.
• III) For the Nurse Category (ENF) – must be a Nurse or Nursing Technician, with a diploma or certificate issued in accordance with current legislation and registered by the competent authority.
• IV) For the Health Assistant Category (ASA) – must be a Nursing Assistant, with a certificate issued by an educational institution, in accordance with current legislation and registered by the competent authority.
• V) For Inactive Members of the Brazilian Navy (MB) – must possess the following specialties: Cook (CO), Steward (AR), or Nurse (EF), provided that they meet the requirements established in the Maritime Authority Regulations for Waterway Workers (NORMAM-13/DPC)

Registration, Exam, and Event Calendar

• Registrations opened on the 9th and will go until April 23, 2018, at a fee of R$50.00.
• On June 4, the list of candidates and exam locations will be announced.
• On June 10, the exams will be administered.
• On June 11, the answer keys will be released.
• On June 16, the qualified candidates will be announced.

These are the main events. To check all of them and register VISIT THE BRAZILIAN NAVY WEBSITE BY CLICKING THIS BOLD BLUE LINK, where you can check the announcement with more details, pay slips, and register. Please remember that the exams will be held only in Rio de Janeiro.