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Nigerian Air Force Airmen/ Airwomen Recruitment Exercise (BMTC 2014) for SSCE/ NECO/ NCE/ND Applicants

Nigerian Air Force Airmen/ Airwomen Recruitment Exercise (BMTC 2014) for SSCE/ NECO/ NCE/ND Applicants

 The Nigerian Air Force invites application from suitable qualified candidates for Nigerian Air Force Airmen/ Airwomen recruitment exercise (BMTC 2014) for SSCE/ NECO/ NCE/ND applicants...

Basic Requirements and Qualifications
  • The minimum qualifications for interested applicants are SSCE/NECO/GCE/NCE/ND Applicants applying as non-tradesmen and women must be between 17 and 22 years of age by 31 December 2014 and must possess SSCE/NECO/GCE.
  • Applicants applying as tradesmen and women must be between 17 and 24 years of age by 31 December 2014 and must possess NCE/ND or any relevant trade certificates from reputable and approved government institutions/organisations.
  • Those who will be older than 22 and 24 years for non-tradesmen and tradesmen respectively by 31 December 2014 need not apply.
  • Applicants with University diplomas are not qualified to apply as tradesmen and women.
  • Male applicants must not be less than 1.68 metres tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.65 metres tall.
Application Starting Date
Online Registration Starts On 24th February, 2014

Application Closing Date
27th April, 2014

How to Apply
1.) Qualified candidates are advised to click here to apply online

2.) All Qualified Applicants are to complete application form online and make payment at the following designated banks:
  • United Bank for Africa
  • Access Bank
  • FCMB
  • First Bank
  • Enterprise Bank
  • Union Bank,
  • Sterling Bank
  • Zenith Bank
  • Unity Bank
  • Skye Bank
3.) All Applied Applicants should print out the following underlisted documents after payment of application fee at the designated banks:
  • Local government attestation form.
  • Parent / guardian consent form.
  • Acknowledgment form.
4.) Applicants are to note that applications submitted online without payment of application fee at the above mentioned banks will not be validated for processing

Note:
  • Zonal Recruitment Exercise will hold from 19-26 May, 2013.
  • For further information see the instruction page on the website as from 24th February, 2014 or call the following support lines: 09-870 8475, 09-870 4817 and 08078406568 or e-mail: airforce.support@swglobal.com 
 
 
 
source: jobgurus.com.ng
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