Pessoal, qual melhor cursinho para preparação do CACD e quanto tempo de estudo, em média, seria necessário?
Já ouvi falar de pessoas que necessitaram de 3 anos para passar.

Guys, I've recently started looking more seriously into public competitions. I've always found it very interesting, and I have many close relatives who work in this area - mostly small competitions in the countryside, nothing like high careers, etc. - and I've always liked the stability that comes with not having to go through the CLT system. Having a stable salary and benefits makes it easier to invest in your future, unlike a regular worker who doesn't have the guarantee of staying with a company in the following month. Anyway, if I were to list all the differences, I wouldn't stop anytime soon.

But my main stagnation regarding this is that I’m totally clueless about competitions. Today I’m studying law, finishing my 6th semester, working full-time, and studying at night, so my time ends up being quite short, although my job is remote and I have a bit more flexibility. But I have no guidance on competitions. Whenever I look into the topic, I find videos of people who are already career competitors, and their language and tips feel like they come from another world to me, as a beginner.

Does anyone have a roadmap or a tip on how to get out of inertia on this? What and where to research competitions, cities, frequency of tests? How to direct your study? How to know which competitions are scheduled for certain areas?