Seven Public Competitions Are Open in March! Over 4,000 Positions with Salaries Up to R$ 30,000 for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical, or Higher Education.

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Opportunity for People from All Over Brazil! March Arrives with 07 Open Public Competitions, Offering 4 Thousand Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 30 Thousand for Candidates of All Education Levels.

If you are looking for financial stability and professional growth, the time is now! Several public competitions are open for registration this March, offering vacancies for different education levels and salaries that can reach R$ 30 thousand. Whether for those with elementary, middle, technical, or higher education, there are unmissable opportunities in significant public agencies.

Check below the main open competitions and secure your participation:

PPSA: Salaries of up to R$ 20 Thousand and Opportunities for Various Areas

The PPSA (Pre-Salt Oil S.A.), a state company linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy, is holding one of the largest public competitions at the moment. There are 880 vacancies, with 100 immediate and the remainder for the reserve list. Opportunities are available for positions such as lawyer, corporate management analyst, IT analyst, and oil and gas specialist.

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STM: Military Justice of the Union Opens Competition for Higher Education

The Superior Military Court (STM) is offering 80 vacancies, in addition to a reserve list, for various higher education positions. Registrations occur from March 7 to April 4, 2025, on the Cebraspe website.

The registration fee is R$ 80 for technicians and R$ 120 for analysts, and salaries range from R$ 9,052.51 to R$ 14,852.66.

Brazilian Air Force Offers 345 Vacancies for Officers

If you wish to join the Brazilian Air Force (FAB), this is your chance! The new public competition offers 345 vacancies for Officers in various specialties such as Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Engineering, Psychology, and Administration.

Salaries start at R$ 8,245.00 and can reach R$ 14,809.01 with bonuses. The registration period runs until March 17, on the Center for Instruction and Adaptation of the Aeronautics website.

CNEN Opens 150 Vacancies for Middle and Higher Levels

The National Commission of Nuclear Energy (CNEN) is offering 150 vacancies for immediate hiring, under statutory regime. Salaries range from R$ 4,867.27 to R$ 14,498.00, and opportunities cover both middle and higher education.

Approved candidates may work in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Pernambuco, Minas Gerais, Goiás, and Brasília. The registration period is open until March 16, on the Iades Institute website.

Navy Opens Selection for Officers and Marines

The Brazilian Navy has announced six public competitions for Officers, with 174 vacancies for various areas. There is also an open competition for Marines, with 1,680 vacancies.

Interested candidates must have completed high school and meet the requirements of the notice. Registration for Officers runs from April 30 to May 14, and for Marines, until March 28, both on the Navy website.

NAV Brazil Offers More Than 1,000 Vacancies for Different Positions

The NAV Brazil is holding a selection process offering more than 1,000 vacancies for middle, technical, and higher levels. Salaries range between R$ 2,786.30 and R$ 10,302.00.

Interested candidates can register between March 10 and April 3, 2025, on the Access Institute website.

TRF1 Opens Public Competition for Substitute Federal Judge

The Federal Regional Court of the 1st Region (TRF1) is offering 50 vacancies for Substitute Federal Judge, with salaries reaching R$ 37 thousand.

Candidates must have a degree in law and at least three years of legal activity. Registration is open from March 17 to April 16, on the FGV website.

Seven Public Competitions Are Open in March! Over 4,000 Positions with Salaries Up to R$ 30,000 for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical, or Higher Education.

Opportunity for People from All Over Brazil! March Arrives with 07 Open Public Competitions, Offering 4 Thousand Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 30 Thousand for Candidates of All Education Levels.

PPSA: Salaries of up to R$ 20 Thousand and Opportunities for Various Areas

STM: Military Justice of the Union Opens Competition for Higher Education

Brazilian Air Force Offers 345 Vacancies for Officers

CNEN Opens 150 Vacancies for Middle and Higher Levels

Navy Opens Selection for Officers and Marines

NAV Brazil Offers More Than 1,000 Vacancies for Different Positions

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Seven Public Competitions Are Open in March! Over 4,000 Positions with Salaries Up to R$ 30,000 for Candidates with Elementary, High School, Technical, or Higher Education.

Opportunity for People from All Over Brazil! March Arrives with 07 Open Public Competitions, Offering 4 Thousand Vacancies and Salaries of Up to R$ 30 Thousand for Candidates of All Education Levels.

PPSA: Salaries of up to R$ 20 Thousand and Opportunities for Various Areas

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