Opportunities Without Selection Process for High School Graduates in the Brazilian Army: Positions for Officers and Sergeants Without Public Competition!

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Published on 06/06/2024 at 11:46

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Open Positions in the 3rd Military Region of the Brazilian Army for Various Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Professions. Applications Until July 17

The Brazilian Army has opened new positions, without a selection process, for Officers and Sergeants in the 3rd Military Region, which includes the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Applications are open until July 17 and must be submitted directly through the 3rd RM website. Opportunities are available for various professions at the mid/technical and higher level, such as administration, engineering, nursing, psychology, IT, among others, according to the Military Society website.

Mid-Level Positions Available in the Brazilian Army and Requirements

Mid/Technical Level (Temporary Sergeant)

Administration
Land Surveying
Clinical Analysis
Accounting
Building Construction
Nursing
Nursing with Surgical Instrumentation
Pharmacy
Information Technology
Logistics
Automotive Maintenance
Chemistry
Radiology
Food Technology
Electronics
Metallurgy
Musical Instrument
Nutrition and Dietetics
Advertising
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Telecommunications
Radio and Television (Announcer)

Higher Level (Temporary Technical Officer)

Administration
Architecture and Urbanism
Social Communication – Journalism
Social Communication – Public Relations
Accounting
Law
Nursing
Nursing with Auditing
Cartographic Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Agronomic Engineering
Civil Engineering
Physical Therapy
Speech Therapy
Information Technology – Servers and Networks
Information Technology – PHP Programming
Teaching – Various Subjects
Nutrition
Pedagogy
Clinical Psychology
Educational Psychology
SAREx – Catholic
SAREx – Evangelical
Social Work

Requirements for Application to the Brazilian Army

To apply, it is necessary to:

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How to Apply for Mid-Level Positions in the Brazilian Army

Interested individuals must submit their applications by July 17 through the 3rd RM website. Detailed information about the selection process, application, and notices are available on the official 3rd RM website BY CLICKING HERE.

This is an unmissable opportunity for those who wish to join the Brazilian Army in various professional areas without the need for a public competition. The positions cover both technical and higher-level roles, providing a wide range of possibilities for qualified candidates. Take advantage of this and apply now!

Interested individuals will undergo a simplified selection process, which does not include knowledge tests. The stages include:

Registration and Application: Via Candidate Selection System for Temporaries (SiSCanT) on the 3rd RM website.
Curriculum Evaluation
Document Verification In-Person/Interview and Health Inspection
Practical Tests and Physical Fitness Exam
Selection of Garrisons for Internships
Supplementary Selection

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Opportunities Without Selection Process for High School Graduates in the Brazilian Army: Positions for Officers and Sergeants Without Public Competition!

Open Positions in the 3rd Military Region of the Brazilian Army for Various Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Professions. Applications Until July 17

Mid-Level Positions Available in the Brazilian Army and Requirements

Higher Level (Temporary Technical Officer)

Requirements for Application to the Brazilian Army

How to Apply for Mid-Level Positions in the Brazilian Army

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