Applications for the Navy Contest End This Week; See How to Apply for One of the 600 Positions

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 16/02/2024 at 19:35

Updated on 16/02/2024 at 23:42

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People dreaming of being part of the Navy should stay alert. This is because the applications for the highly awaited Public Competition for Admission to the Apprentice Sailors Schools in 2024 (CPAEAM 2024) will end this week.

The competition, which had its announcement released by the Personnel Selection Service of the Navy in January, is offering a total of 600 positions. Of these opportunities, 96 are designated for female candidates, while the remaining 504 are for male candidates.

Requirements to Work in the Navy

According to information in the announcement from the Navy, there are some mandatory requirements for those who wish to be approved for the position of Aspirant to Apprentice Sailors.

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Path in the Navy is Divided into Stages

According to the announcement, the training for aspiring sailors will be divided into stages. The first will be the hierarchical level of Grumete (GR), with technical specializations in Electronics, Support, and Mechanics.

During this phase, the total gross value of the benefit will be R$ 1,398.30. After completion, the individual will be promoted to the rank of Sailor (MN). Here, the remuneration is higher: R$ 2,294.50. At this stage of the process, the aspiring sailor will have the opportunity to serve aboard ships or Military Organizations (OM) throughout the national territory.

The announcement published by the Navy covers the areas of support, electronics, and mechanics. These courses are offered at Apprentice Sailors Schools located in four strategic cities, namely:

Apprentice Sailors School of Ceará (EAMCE), in Fortaleza;
Apprentice Sailors School of Pernambuco (EAMPE), in Olinda;
Apprentice Sailors School of Espírito Santo (EAMES), in Vila Velha;
Apprentice Sailors School of Santa Catarina (EAMSC), in Florianópolis.

Until When Are the Applications for the Navy Open

Anyone interested in joining the Navy should pay attention, as the application deadline ends at 11:59 PM next Sunday (18). According to the announcement, there is a participation fee of R$ 40.00 for the competition. More information can be found on the Navy website, clicking here.

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Applications for the Navy Contest End This Week; See How to Apply for One of the 600 Positions

Requirements to Work in the Navy

Path in the Navy is Divided into Stages

Until When Are the Applications for the Navy Open

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