Brazilian Air Force Accepts Applications for Selection Process with 526 Vacancies for 2nd Class Reserve Sergeants, Applications Close on November 24, 2022

The Brazilian Air Force Is Accepting Applications for a Selection Process with Opportunities for the 2nd Class Reserve Sergeants Corp for Temporary Military Service

The FAB – Brazilian Air Force, is accepting applications for a new selection process for Temporary Military Service in 2023 with a total of 526 vacancies available. Applications for the selection process were opened on November 3rd and will remain open until the 24th of the same month.

To be eligible for the selection process of the Brazilian Air Force, the candidate must have completed high school and have received specialized training or continued their studies in the relevant areas listed below. In addition to other conditions described in the notice, the candidate must be a maximum age of 41. The monthly salary corresponding to the position of third sergeant will be assigned to candidates who are admitted, along with other wage rights.

Check the Specialties in Higher Education Courses Accepted in the Selection Process of the Brazilian Air Force

• Administration
• Communications
• Design
• Electricity
• Nursing
• Electromechanics
• Electronics
• IT
• Laboratory
• Logistics
• Aeronautical Mechanics
• Metallurgy
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Engineering
• Audio and Video Production
• Photography Processes
• Radiology
• Oral Health
• Surveying

How to Apply

Applications are open on the FAB portal which can be accessed through this link. The selection process will consist of several phases, including: Document submission; Document validation; Curriculum evaluation; Initial concentration; Health inspection; Psychological evaluation; Physical conditioning assessment; Final concentration and qualification for incorporation.

Brazilian Air Force

The Brazilian Air Force (FAB) is the air branch of the Armed Forces of Brazil, and one of the three national uniformed services, as well as the Auxiliary Forces. The Ministry of Aeronautics was established on January 20, 1941, and its military component was initially known as the “National Air Forces.” On May 22 of the same year, the name of the military branch was changed to the “Brazilian Air Force,” or FAB. All personnel, aircraft, buildings, and other equipment associated with the air branches of the Army and Navy (referred to respectively as “Military Aviation” and “Naval Aviation”) were transferred to the FAB before the air branches of both services were abolished.