Army Opens New Selection Process for High School and Higher Education; Applications Start on June 8

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Published on 05/06/2020 at 12:51

Updated on 05/06/2020 at 14:13

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Army: The Classified Candidates Will Join the 3rd Military Region of the South. The Open Positions Are for Higher Education and Technical Levels.

The Army is starting a new simplified selection process for mid-level and higher education for temporary technical officer positions (Technical Service Internship) and temporary technical sergeant positions (Temporary Sergeant Basic Internship). The opportunities were opened by the Command of the 3rd Military Region of the South. Espcex 2020: Army Opens 440 Mid-Level Positions; Salary of R$ 6,993.00

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Entry is scheduled for February 1, 2021. The positions are to compose the reserve pool of the Temporary Technical Service of the Army of the 3rd Military Region of the South, located in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.

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Army Registrations – 3rd Military Region of the South

Interested parties in the selection process of the Army for the 3rd Military Region of the South have from June 8 to July 10 to register through the 3rd RM website. A registration fee of R$ 50.00 will be charged.

For more information, visit the Army Notice Command of the 3rd Military Region of the South 2020

Army Opens New Selection Process for High School and Higher Education; Applications Start on June 8

Army: The Classified Candidates Will Join the 3rd Military Region of the South. The Open Positions Are for Higher Education and Technical Levels.

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