Brazilian Navy Opens Public Competition With 200 Vacancies for Auxiliary Corps of Ratings (CAP) for Administration, Nursing, Mechanics, Metallurgy, and More!

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Published on 03/07/2024 at 23:29

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Unmissable Opportunity for High School Level Technicians in Various Areas: The Exams Will Be Held in Several Cities Across Almost the Entire Country!

If you dream of pursuing a career in the Brazilian Navy, this is your chance! Registration is open for the public competition that will select 200 candidates for the Auxiliary Corps of Squares (CAP). The vacancies are for men and women aged between 18 and 24 years with a high school technical education. Below, we detail everything you need to know to not miss this opportunity, according to jcconcursos.

Applications and Requirements

The application period runs until July 15, at 11:59 PM (Brasilia time). Interested parties must register on the official website of the Navy (www.ingressonamarinha.mar.mil.br). The application fee is R$ 65, but those who meet certain conditions can request an exemption until July 5. The conditions for exemption include being a beneficiary of the Unified Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico) or being a bona fide bone marrow donor in entities recognized by the Ministry of Health.

To Apply, You Must Have a High School Technical Course in One of the Following Areas:

Administration (54 Vacancies)

Hospital Administration (7)

Accounting (2)

Buildings (2)

Nursing (28)

Statistics (5)

Geodesy and Cartography (5)

Graphic Design (4)

Dental Hygiene (4)

Meteorology (4)

Nutrition and Dietetics (2)

Clinical Pathology (2)

Data Processing (37)

Dental Prosthesis (2)

Chemistry (2)

Medical Radiology (2)

Telecommunications (5)

Electronics (4)

Electrotechnics (2)

Naval Structures (2)

Carpentry (2)

Mechanics (10)

Metallurgy (9)

Engines (4)

Selection Process and Stages

The first phase of the Navy competition will be a written exam, scheduled for September 29. The exam will consist of 50 multiple-choice questions on professional knowledge and the preparation of a written essay. The exams will be conducted in 20 different cities, including

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Training Course

Those approved will enter the training course at the Admiral Alexandrino Instruction Center (CIAA), in Rio de Janeiro. The course lasts up to 24 weeks and is an essential phase of the selection process. During the course, recruits are enrolled as seamen and receive a salary of R$ 1,185. After graduation, the new Navy corporals will have a salary of R$ 2,627, plus benefits.

The military in the Auxiliary Corps of Squares perform functions in administrative, operational, and health management, and can be assigned to serve throughout the national territory. It is a challenging and rewarding career, ideal for those seeking stability and opportunities for professional growth.

The Importance of the Brazilian Navy

The Brazilian Navy, an integral part of the Brazilian Armed Forces, plays a crucial role in the defense and security of the country. It is the largest navy in South America and Latin America, and the second-largest in the Americas, surpassed only by the United States Navy. Throughout history, the Brazilian Navy has participated in decisive moments, such as the Brazilian War of Independence, the two World Wars, and many other important naval operations.

The Navy is responsible for protecting Brazilian territorial waters, ensuring maritime security, and supporting military operations on various fronts. Its role goes beyond defense, also contributing to scientific research and environmental protection in Brazilian waters.

Opportunity to Serve Brazil

If you have the profile and training required, don’t waste time and apply for the Brazilian Navy’s public competition. This could be your chance to build a solid career and be part of a renowned institution of great importance to Brazil.

Good Luck

Brazilian Navy Opens Public Competition With 200 Vacancies for Auxiliary Corps of Ratings (CAP) for Administration, Nursing, Mechanics, Metallurgy, and More!

Unmissable Opportunity for High School Level Technicians in Various Areas: The Exams Will Be Held in Several Cities Across Almost the Entire Country!

Applications and Requirements

To Apply, You Must Have a High School Technical Course in One of the Following Areas:

Selection Process and Stages

Training Course

The Importance of the Brazilian Navy

Opportunity to Serve Brazil

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Brazilian Navy Opens Public Competition With 200 Vacancies for Auxiliary Corps of Ratings (CAP) for Administration, Nursing, Mechanics, Metallurgy, and More!

Unmissable Opportunity for High School Level Technicians in Various Areas: The Exams Will Be Held in Several Cities Across Almost the Entire Country!

Applications and Requirements

To Apply, You Must Have a High School Technical Course in One of the Following Areas:

Selection Process and Stages

Training Course

The Importance of the Brazilian Navy

Opportunity to Serve Brazil

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