Applications Open for 223 High School Positions in the Air Force Sergeant Competition

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/02/2021 at 14:56

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223 High School Vacancies Opened by the Brazilian Air Force – Aeronautics, for the Sergeant Exam. Applications Until March 13

The Aeronautics is opening 223 vacancies for high school candidates to compete in the Entrance Exam for the Aeronautics Sergeant Training Course for the first semester of 2022 (IE/EA CFS 1/2022). Stay informed, After Ford’s exit from the country, the multinational Audi, which belongs to the Volkswagen Group, announced it would halt its vehicle assembly line in Brazil

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The selection process consists of written tests in Portuguese, English, Mathematics, and Physics, Health Inspection, Psychological Aptitude Exam, Physical Conditioning Assessment Test, Complementary Heteroidentification Procedure, and Document Validation.

The written tests will take place on May 30. Those approved in the Air Force Sergeant exam at all stages must report to the School of Aeronautics Specialists (EEAR), in Guaratinguetá (SP), on January 16, 2022, for the Final Concentration.

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Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Air Force Sergeant Vacancies

Must have completed high school
Must be no less than 17 years old and not turn 25 by December 31 of the year of enrollment in CFS 1/2022.

There are vacancies for the following specialties:

Aeronautical Mechanic
War Material
Guard and Security
Flight Equipment
Air Traffic Control

Application to Compete for the Air Force Sergeant Exam Vacancies

Those interested in competing for the 223 vacancies in the Air Force Sergeant exam must submit their applications by March 17, through the institution’s website at this link. The application fee is R$ 60.

For more information access the announcement on the Brazilian Air Force – Aeronautics website

Applications Open for 223 High School Positions in the Air Force Sergeant Competition

223 High School Vacancies Opened by the Brazilian Air Force – Aeronautics, for the Sergeant Exam. Applications Until March 13

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