120 Scholarships For Free Programming Courses Are Being Offered By iFood On This Day 07

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/04/2021 at 14:50

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The Company iFood in Partnership with Cubos Academy Opened Enrollment for 120 Scholarships in Free Programming Courses

iFood in partnership with Cubos Academy has opened enrollment for 120 scholarships in free courses. The courses will be held entirely online, starting on May 31, 2021, and running until November 19, 2021. The aim of the program is to train people who cannot use technology to understand software programming.

Scholarships for Free Programming Courses

The training will start from scratch, meaning you do not need prior knowledge in Programming, and they will provide a complete course to train you to become a Junior Software Developer. The candidate will learn about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Logic, Databases, SQL, Node.js, React, and Git.

iFood is committed to providing education to 10 million Brazilians by 2025, and to make this impact happen more quickly, it has sought partners with the same purpose of accelerating opportunities for those in most need.

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Prerequisites to Compete for One of the 120 Scholarships in Free Programming Courses

Requirements: Family income per capita equal to or less than 1.5 minimum wage.

Additional Criteria for Class Distribution:

Minimum 50% women;
Minimum 50% Black people;
Minimum 30% iFood partners (delivery personnel, restaurant owners, or employees);
Minimum 15% residents of Salvador/Bahia.

In addition, we will also prioritize these criteria:

Being a transgender person;
Being PCD (person with disabilities);
Being enrolled in or having completed high school at a public school.

How to Register for the Free Online Courses: To apply, just CLICK HERE. We wish you good luck!

120 Scholarships For Free Programming Courses Are Being Offered By iFood On This Day 07

The Company iFood in Partnership with Cubos Academy Opened Enrollment for 120 Scholarships in Free Programming Courses

Scholarships for Free Programming Courses

Prerequisites to Compete for One of the 120 Scholarships in Free Programming Courses

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120 Scholarships For Free Programming Courses Are Being Offered By iFood On This Day 07

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