26 Entitlement” (hereinafter “PET”), addressed to “regulate the situation of the nontitular Judges.”112 96. The NEC established that the PET would have a “twelve-month validity” and sought to “regulate the situation of the non-titular Judges”, that is, of the provisional, temporary, or accidental judges.113 For the tenders within this program “only […] those non-titular judges, with at least three (3) months in the exercise of judicial tasks on the date on which the Academic Training Program starts” would be summoned.114 97. On the other hand, the objective of the PFI is “to train those who aspire to be judges and other officials of the judicial career in matters related to the administration of justice.”115 The possibility to pre-register in the PFI is announced by the National School of the Magistracy through announcements in two newspapers of ample national circulation and on the webpage of the TSJ.116 Those who comply with the requirements established in the NEC shall present an entrance exam,117 and if they pass it, they are submitted to psychological and medical evaluations in order to determine the physical and emotional fitness for the exercise of judicial duties. 118 Once these stages have been overcome, the National School of the Magistracy shall publish the list of those who aspired and were admitted to participate in the PFI in two newspapers of ample national circulation and on the website of the TSJ, in the same way in which the pre-registration was announced, with the objective that the community inform within the following 5 working days on observations and objections they may have regarding those people who have been accepted.119 The evaluation of the participants in the PFI consists of a theoretical phase that includes the evaluation of subjects related to the Judicial Power and the administration of justice and other practices, regarding the realization of legal internships under the tutorship of a titular judge.120 98. Those who pass the PFI go on to the next stage, consisting of a “Knowledge Exam” that includes written, oral, and practical exams.121 The National School of the Magistracy shall publish in two newspapers of ample national circulation and on the webpage of the TSJ the date, time, and hour at which this exam will be performed.122 Once the final result of the tender is obtained, the jury will prepare a list of merits of the participants. The vacant positions will be filled with the participants that obtained the first places in the tender.123 * 112 Cf. NEC, supra note 109, folios 624 through 626. 113 Cf. Article 46 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 624. 114 Cf. Articles 46 and 47 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 624. 115 Cf. Article 14 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 618. 116 Cf. Articles 5, 6, and 16 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 618. 117 Cf. Article 18 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 618. 118 Cf. Article 19 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 619. 119 Cf. Article 20 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 619. 120 Cf. Article 21 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 619. 121 Cf. Articles 22 and 24 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 619. 122 Cf. Article 23 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 619. 123 Cf. Article 27 of the NEC, supra note 109, folio 620.