Applications for the Ceará Firefighters Contest Enter Final Stretch; See Details

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 19/05/2025 at 08:46

Updated on 19/05/2025 at 08:50

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Interested Parties Have Until June 2 to Register for the Ceara Fire Department Contest, Which Offers 450 Positions and Initial Salary of R$ 5,893.30.

Attention to those dreaming of a position in the military public service. The deadline to register for the new Ceara State Fire Department Contest (CBMCE) is already running and ends in less than fifteen days.

With 450 available positions for the soldier role and the formation of a reserve list, the selection process offers an initial salary of R$ 5,893.30 and requires the attention of interested parties before the registration deadline, set for June 2.

Requirements and Criteria to Compete for the Positions

To compete for one of the positions, candidates must have completed high school and hold a National Driver’s License (CNH) in category B. It is also necessary to be at least 18 years old and not older than 29 years, 11 months, and 29 days on the registration date. In addition, there are specific physical requirements: a minimum height of 1.62 meters for men and 1.57 meters for women.

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TJCE Also Has an Open Contest; Deadline Ends This Week

Another notable public contest in Ceara also has a near deadline. The Ceara State Court of Justice (TJCE) is accepting registrations until this Thursday (22) for the position of substitute judge, with 30 immediate openings.

The remuneration is R$ 35,877.27, and only candidates approved in the National Magistracy Exam (Enam) can participate.

Registrations must be made on the Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) website, the organizing agency for the contest. The participation fee is R$ 358.77.

According to the announcement, the contest follows the guidelines of the National Justice Council and evaluates legal knowledge through various classificatory and eliminatory phases.

Alert for the Final Deadlines

With deadlines closing soon, for both the Ceara State Fire Department Contest and the TJCE, interested parties must organize themselves as soon as possible to ensure participation.

The Fire Department announcement remains open until June 2, while the Court of Justice’s closes on May 22. Both contests offer attractive remuneration and stability in public careers.

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Applications for the Ceará Firefighters Contest Enter Final Stretch; See Details

Interested Parties Have Until June 2 to Register for the Ceara Fire Department Contest, Which Offers 450 Positions and Initial Salary of R$ 5,893.30.

Requirements and Criteria to Compete for the Positions

TJCE Also Has an Open Contest; Deadline Ends This Week

Alert for the Final Deadlines

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