16 cursos do SENAI para conseguir emprego na Construção Civil

16 SENAI Courses to Get a Job in Construction

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Published on 16/02/2020 at 17:57

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Discover Course Options in the Construction Industry at Schools Like SENAI and SEBRAE and Increase Your Chances of Getting a Job

The construction industry is a growing field that promises great job opportunities in this year of 2020. Check out the courses offered by SENAI and SEBRAE to boost your professional career. Construction: Stand Out in This Promising Market.

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Unlike other fields, the construction industry does not have a highly variable range of professional training. Therefore, the few courses offered are in high demand at the limited institutions that provide them.

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The National Service for Industrial Learning (SENAI) offers a range of highly valued courses in the construction industry, such as the Building Technician course.

In this course, the professional will be trained to participate in the construction while ensuring proper functioning, as well as planning and executing necessary actions for the project’s continuity.

This construction course at SENAI is offered in person, with 1500 hours in the technical course curriculum. The spots are limited, and not all cities and units offer it.

SENAI also offers short courses in the construction sector for those looking to specialize in a specific area, as they are shorter courses that qualify you in a specific aspect of construction. See below some of these courses:

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- Reinforcing Steel Worker
- Roof Structure Carpenter
- Construction Carpenter
- Technical Draftsman in Buildings
- Plasterer
- Building Technician
- Site Manager
- Bricklayer
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- Finishing Bricklayer
- Real Estate Painter
- Electrician in Building Installations
- Aluminum Specialist
- Building Gas Pipeline Installer
- Plumber
- Glazier
- Dry Construction Systems Installer

Click Here to Access Courses Offered by SENAI in Your City, and increase your chances of getting a job in the sector!

SEBRAE – Brazilian Service for Support to Micro and Small Enterprises, is an autonomous service that supports entrepreneurship and its promotion.

In addition to not having a wide range of courses specifically aimed at the construction industry, they occasionally offer short courses, many of which are free.

Stay alert for course openings, as they are always in high demand and have limited spots. Access the SEBRAE website here and check for opportunities that interest you.

Both institutions offer excellent free and paid courses in the sector, improving your chances of getting a job in the field.

16 SENAI Courses to Get a Job in Construction

Discover Course Options in the Construction Industry at Schools Like SENAI and SEBRAE and Increase Your Chances of Getting a Job

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Discover Course Options in the Construction Industry at Schools Like SENAI and SEBRAE and Increase Your Chances of Getting a Job

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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