1546 Openings! MEC Opens Enrollments for Free Online Training in Religious Education

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 24/07/2024 at 13:52

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Opportunity for Teachers: Course with Free Certificate is Available on the AVAMEC Platform

Have you ever thought about updating yourself in the field of religious education? The MEC has just opened registrations for free online training in Religious Education for the Final Years. The course, available on the AVAMEC platform, offers a workload of 180 hours and a certificate for those who successfully complete all virtual assessments.

During the course, you will dive into four modules covering everything from educational legislation to active methodologies for religious education.

Here is What You Will Learn at the MEC

Religious Education and Educational Legislation
- Religious Education in the Law of Guidelines and Bases of National Education (9.394/96) and in other normative frameworks
- Assessment activity
Religious Education in the BNCC: Perspectives and Challenges
- Guiding elements of the BNCC
- Thematic units, objects of knowledge, and skills for Religious Education
- Assessment activity
Weaving Knowledge in Religious Education from the Perspective of the BNCC
- Weaving knowledge
- The BNCC and new perspectives for teaching and learning in Religious Education
- Assessment activity
BNCC in Practice: Active Methodologies and Development of Learning Paths
- Religious Education from the perspective of active methodologies in the BNCC
- Development of learning paths in Religious Education
- Practical proposals

How to Register

To register, just access the form available on the AVAMEC website. Spots are limited – only 1546 – and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

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After registration, you can start studying right away. The deadline to complete the training is a minimum of 45 days and a maximum of 200 days. Don’t miss this opportunity to specialize with the MEC and improve your practices in religious education!

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Lucilene

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26/07/2024 11:50

E de grande importância inserir o ensino religioso nas escolas

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Rosana Lucia de Moraes

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25/07/2024 22:17

Eu quero!

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Julieta Maria Santos Cerqueira

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25/07/2024 15:23

Muito importante inserir ensino religioso nas escolas.

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1546 Openings! MEC Opens Enrollments for Free Online Training in Religious Education

Opportunity for Teachers: Course with Free Certificate is Available on the AVAMEC Platform

Here is What You Will Learn at the MEC

How to Register

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