Army Calls Brazilian Citizens Up To 40 Years Old And Offers Starting Salary Of R$ 10,000 Per Month; Simplified Selection Process Without Need For A Competitive Exam!

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Published on 12/05/2024 at 23:52

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Brazilian Army Is Accepting Applications for a New Simplified Selection Process Aimed at Filling Positions Without a Competition for Higher-Level and technical candidates.

The Brazilian Army recently announced the opening of applications for a simplified selection process, offering attractive salaries and the opportunity to join the organization without the need for a public competition. This process aims to incorporate higher-level professionals in various areas of expertise.

Who Can Apply for the Simplified Selection Process?

The positions without a competition in the Brazilian Army are aimed at the 8th Military Region, which includes the states of Pará, Maranhão, Amapá, and northern Tocantins. The military region is also open for applications from those interested in serving as corporals, sergeants, and temporary technical officers.

According to the announcements, applications will be accepted from candidates with a wide range of academic backgrounds, ranging from elementary level (corporals) to higher education (officers). Among the higher education professions listed in the announcement are administration, biomedicine, architecture, nursing, engineering, nutrition, psychology, social work, physiotherapy, IT, social communication, law, and many others.

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Learn How to Apply and Compete for Positions Without a Competition in the Brazilian Army

The applications for the selection process are free and are already open. Interested parties have until May 15 to submit their applications. The simplified selection process without a competition in the Brazilian Army consists of nine stages, which are as follows:

Stage I: Registration;

Stage II: Publication of registrants with initial scores recorded;

Stage III: In-person document verification and publication of the Curriculum Evaluation Results;

Stage IV: Didactic Assessment; (Only for Teaching Positions)

Stage V: Health Inspection (IS);

Stage VI: Physical Aptitude Test (EAF);

Stage VII: Acceptance of position;

Stage VIII: Additional Health Inspection; and

Stage IX: Incorporation.

Learn How the Physical Aptitude Test Will Be

The Physical Aptitude Test (EAF) is one of the stages that most fails candidates and aims to assess whether volunteers have the physical conditions necessary to meet the required standards in the tasks established in this chapter.

The test will consist of 10 push-ups on the ground, with no time limit, 20 sit-ups, and a 12-minute run. Thus, the volunteer must exceed the minimum distance mark stipulated before the end of the 12 minutes; any volunteer who does not reach this mark will be considered Unfit and will be eliminated from the simplified selection process.

During the EAF, it will be allowed to perform 2 attempts for each of the tasks, with a minimum rest interval of 1 hour, except for the running task, which must be done with a minimum interval of 1 day. Volunteers must present a current photo ID that allows for their identification.

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Anderson

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14/05/2024 18:01

Seleção para cabo e sargento? E como ficam os soldados que aguardam promoção?

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Adnet

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14/05/2024 21:00

Esse posto é antigo, se refere ao ano de 2023 então de fato as inscrições já se encerraram já faz tempo e o processo seletivo já está em fase preliminares.
Podem confirmar essa informação na foto acima e visitando o site oficial.

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Flávio

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14/05/2024 13:24

Os erros de português aqui já reprova ? 😂😂

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Sidnei

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14/05/2024 13:13

Tenho 43 anos posso me inscrever?

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Army Calls Brazilian Citizens Up To 40 Years Old And Offers Starting Salary Of R$ 10,000 Per Month; Simplified Selection Process Without Need For A Competitive Exam!

Brazilian Army Is Accepting Applications for a New Simplified Selection Process Aimed at Filling Positions Without a Competition for Higher-Level and technical candidates.

Who Can Apply for the Simplified Selection Process?

Learn How to Apply and Compete for Positions Without a Competition in the Brazilian Army

Learn How the Physical Aptitude Test Will Be

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Learn How to Apply and Compete for Positions Without a Competition in the Brazilian Army

Learn How the Physical Aptitude Test Will Be

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