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Secure Your Spot in Free Technical Courses in Bahia! There Are 13,000 Opportunities in Areas Such as Administration and Nursing. Enrollment Open!

The Department of Education of the State of Bahia (SEC) will start the enrollment period for free technical courses aimed at those who have completed high school this Thursday (9). With 13,055 available spots, spread across 39 technical courses, this is a chance for those seeking quality professional training in public institutions.

Electronic Draw Will Determine the Selected Candidates

The selection of candidates for professional training will be done through an electronic draw, scheduled to take place on January 24, with results announced on the same date. The spots are primarily open to students who completed high school in public schools or in private schools as full scholarship recipients. Each candidate can only submit one application; the last registered entry will be considered valid.

Diversity of Free Technical Courses Offered

Among the available options are courses in the following areas:

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Enrollment and Required Documentation

The candidates selected in the draw must enroll on January 27 and 28, directly at the school unit they were selected for. To do so, they will need to present the following documents: Academic Transcript, ID, CPF, proof of residence, and updated Vaccination Card.

Redistribution of Remaining Spots

If there are withdrawals or absences among the selected candidates, the Department will redistribute the remaining spots among those in the waiting list. This stage will take place between January 29 and 31. Classes are expected to start on February 10, 2025.

Selection Process Timeline

Enrollment Period: 01/09/2025 to 23/01/2025
Electronic Draw: 24/01/2025
Results Announcement: 24/01/2025
Enrollment of Selected Candidates: 27 and 28/01/2025
Redistribution of Remaining Spots: 29 to 31/01/2025
Start of Classes: 10/02/2025

This initiative represents an important opportunity for young people and adults to enter the job market with technical training and development.

Enrollment for Free Courses

Enrollment for free technical courses can be done until January 23 on the official website (access here).

Questions related to the enrollment or registration process can be clarified via the official email: sorteioeletronico .suprot @enova .educacao .ba .gov .br .

13 Thousand Free Technical Course Slots: Professional Qualification Through Lottery in Areas Such as Health, Maintenance, Logistics, and More

Secure Your Spot in Free Technical Courses in Bahia! There Are 13,000 Opportunities in Areas Such as Administration and Nursing. Enrollment Open!

Electronic Draw Will Determine the Selected Candidates

Diversity of Free Technical Courses Offered

Enrollment and Required Documentation

Redistribution of Remaining Spots

Selection Process Timeline

Enrollment for Free Courses

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