New Air Force Contest Offers 225 Positions For High School Candidates

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/07/2022 at 11:49

Updated on 26/07/2022 at 16:59

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Announcement Released and Registrations Open: Public Competition of the Aeronautics for Candidates with Complete High School Offers More Than 200 Vacancies.

The new announcement of the Aeronautics competition was released on this Monday (25), a public competition aimed at admission to the Sergeant Formation Course (CFS) in the second half of 2023. The Aeronautics competition is open for registrations starting this Tuesday, July 26, and provides 225 vacancies. During the course, the candidate will be appointed as a student (special enlisted). Immediately after graduation, they will be appointed as a third sergeant, with earnings of R$3,825.

Public Competition of the Aeronautics is Intended for Young People Aged Between 17 and 24

The vacancies in the public competition of the Aeronautics are aimed at candidates of both sexes, with complete high school and aged between 17 and 24 (turning 18 by December 31, 2023).

Those interested in the Aeronautics public competition can choose only one of the nine areas for specialization within the Brazilian Air Force.

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The Areas Offered in the Aeronautics Public Competition Are:

Guard and Security (10 vacancies);
Electromechanics (12 vacancies);
Aeronautical Information (12 vacancies);
Supply (23 vacancies);
Meteorology (20 vacancies);
Structure and Painting (12 vacancies);
Electricity and Instruments (20 vacancies);
Communications (20 vacancies);
Air Traffic Control (96 vacancies).

Registrations and Date of the Aeronautics Public Competition

Registrations for the Aeronautics competition can be made until 3 PM on August 19, by filling out the form available on the official website.

The registration fee is only R$ 80. The test is objective and is scheduled for November 6, and will assess multiple-choice questions based on Portuguese and English languages, mathematics, and physics.

The public competition will take place in several cities across all regions of the country. Here are the locations:

Alcântara and São Luís (MA);
Belém (PA);
Recife (PE);
Natal (RN);
Rio de Janeiro (RJ);
Belo Horizonte and Lagoa Santa (MG);
São Paulo and São José dos Campos (SP);
Campo Grande (MS);
Canos and Santa Maria (RS);
Curitiba (PR);
Brasília (DF);
Manaus (AM);
Porto Velho (RO);
Boa Vista (RR).

Stages and Tests of the Aeronautics Competition

The remaining stages of the Aeronautics public competition for admission to the sergeant formation course are:

Written Tests;
INSPSAU (Health Inspection);
EAP (Psychological Aptitude Exam);
TACF (Physical Conditioning Assessment Test);
PHC (Complementary Heteroidentification Procedure);
Document Validation.

The written tests are classificatory and eliminatory. The INSPSAU, EAP, TACF, and Document Validation are of an eliminatory nature.

The PHC serves to validate or invalidate the self-declaration made by the participant during their registration, with the highlighted rules applied. There will be no second calls for any of the stages, and consequently, no requests for postponement of any of the stages or special treatment, regardless of the reason, except as provided in the announcement instructions.

New Air Force Contest Offers 225 Positions For High School Candidates

Announcement Released and Registrations Open: Public Competition of the Aeronautics for Candidates with Complete High School Offers More Than 200 Vacancies.

Public Competition of the Aeronautics is Intended for Young People Aged Between 17 and 24

The Areas Offered in the Aeronautics Public Competition Are:

Registrations and Date of the Aeronautics Public Competition

Stages and Tests of the Aeronautics Competition

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Announcement Released and Registrations Open: Public Competition of the Aeronautics for Candidates with Complete High School Offers More Than 200 Vacancies.

Public Competition of the Aeronautics is Intended for Young People Aged Between 17 and 24

The Areas Offered in the Aeronautics Public Competition Are:

Registrations and Date of the Aeronautics Public Competition

Stages and Tests of the Aeronautics Competition

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