ITA Opens Registrations for Competition with 150 Positions for High School Level

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/06/2023 at 17:10

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Applications for the 2024 ITA Exam Must Be Made by July 16

The Aeronautics Institute of Technology (ITA) is open for applications for entry into the Brazilian Air Force in 2024. The exam is intended for candidates who have completed or are in their final year of high school and offers a total of 150 vacancies. Interested candidates must apply by July 16, 2023.

The Aeronautics Institute of Technology (ITA) is a renowned institution that offers excellent training in the fields of science and technology, with a focus on engineering. Candidates approved in the exam will undergo a five-year academic training course in engineering specialties, with the option to choose whether or not to pursue a military career.

ITA 2024 Vacancies and Graduation

The ITA exam is intended for candidates who have just completed high school or who will finish in 2023. The vacancies are divided between the Active Engineers Officers Corps (QOEng) and the Aeronautics Engineers Reserve Corps. Candidates can choose whether or not to pursue a military career, having the opportunity to acquire solid engineering training and contribute to the development of the aerospace industry.

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Requirements and Applications for the Exam

To enter ITA, candidates must meet some requirements, such as being a natural-born Brazilian, being single, having their military service situation regularized, having completed or being in their final year of high school by 2023, and being up to 25 years old at the time of course enrollment.

Applications for the ITA 2024 exam can be made until July 16, 2023, by filling out the form available on the INSTITUTE’S WEBSITE. A registration fee of R$ 195 must be paid. The selection process for ITA 2024 will consist of three stages: objective test, essay test, and health assessment. The exams will be held in various cities across the country. Good luck!

ITA Opens Registrations for Competition with 150 Positions for High School Level

Applications for the 2024 ITA Exam Must Be Made by July 16

ITA 2024 Vacancies and Graduation

Requirements and Applications for the Exam

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