The first special competition to recruit 400 cadet marshals with degrees in the sciences, humanities, health, or environmental fields is now online. Applications are due within 30 days of the announcement. Tests include a possible preliminary exam, languages, physical fitness, psychological and physical and aptitude assessments, an oral exam, and an assessment of qualifications.


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Rome – The Carabinieri's first special competition is now online to recruit 400 student marshals with a degree in science, humanities, healthcare, or the environment.
Italian citizens holding the degree indicated in Table A of the announcement, who are under 28 at the time of graduation, and who enjoy full civil and political rights, are eligible to participate. Successful candidates will be appointed as voluntary service marshals and will attend a course lasting at least six months. During their service, they will undergo high-level professional and military training aimed at acquiring new skills and personal self-realization.
Applications must be submitted online within thirty days of the announcement, via the website www.carabinieri.it , in the competitions section. The selection process includes a possible preliminary test, a written test in Italian or German, a physical fitness test, psychological, physical, and aptitude assessments, an oral exam, and an assessment of qualifications.
The announcement identifies the eligible degrees in Table A and confirms the age and citizenship requirements for candidates. To participate, consult the announcement and follow the instructions.
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