Urgent! Brazilian Navy Opens Selection Process for Students with 155 Vacancies for Naval School

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 09/02/2024 at 19:35

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Naval School Contest RJ: Opportunity for Study and Career in the Navy

According to the website Eu Estudante, the Brazilian Navy is offering a unique opportunity for young Brazilians interested in a distinguished military career. With the opening of 155 positions to study at the Naval School, located in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro, this contest is the gateway to a high-quality education and a professional career in the Navy.

Inclusion and Equity: Announcement Reserves Spots for Self-Declared Black Candidates

In line with the principles of inclusion and equity, the contest announcement reserves 20% of the spots for self-declared black candidates. This measure aims to promote diversity and ensure equal opportunities for all Brazilians who wish to be part of the Brazilian Navy and study at the Naval School.

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Preparation and Challenges: Contest Stages and Exams to Join the Navy

Those interested in participating in the contest must be aware of the stages and requirements necessary for selection. In addition to the objective written tests, which cover subjects such as mathematics, English, social studies, science, and Portuguese, candidates will undergo physical fitness tests, essay writing, psychological assessments, and document verification. It is a challenging journey, but rewarding for those who aspire to a successful career in the Brazilian Navy.

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With applications open from February 15 to March 14, this is your chance to take the first step toward a promising future at the Naval School. Get ready for the exams and secure your spot at this prestigious institution.

ACCESS THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY CLICKING HERE!

The objective tests will be held in the following cities:

Rio de Janeiro/RJ;
Angra dos Reis/RJ;
Nova Friburgo/RJ;
São Pedro da Aldeia/RJ;
Vila Velha/ES;
Belo Horizonte/MG;
Salvador/BA;
Natal/RN;
Olinda/PE;
Fortaleza/CE;
Belém/PA;
São Luís/MA;
Rio Grande/RS;
Porto Alegre/RS;
Florianópolis/SC;
Ladário/MS;
Brasília/DF;
São Paulo/SP;
Santos/SP;
Manaus/AM;
Santa Maria/RS.

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Urgent! Brazilian Navy Opens Selection Process for Students with 155 Vacancies for Naval School

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