2,500 Vacancies In Completely Free Distance Learning Courses Are Offered On This February 21st

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 21/02/2024 at 20:28

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Opportunities for Training in Technology and Environment E-Learning, Secure Your Spot!

Have you ever imagined having the opportunity to train in technology and the environment without leaving home? Now this is possible, thanks to 2,500 available spots in 12 free online courses offered by the City Hall of Belo Horizonte. This initiative, which is part of the Digital Inclusion Program from Prodabel, aims to democratize access to knowledge and prepare citizens for the challenges of the contemporary world, according to the news site BHAZ.

The online courses cover a variety of topics, from introducing new technologies to issues related to the environment, such as environmental education and climate change. With the distance learning model, registered participants have the flexibility to study at their own pace, balancing studies with other daily activities.

Registrations Open: How to Participate in the Free E-Learning Courses

To enroll in one of the spots in the free e-learning courses, the process is simple and quick. Just access the PBH Portal or go in person to the Prodabel Digital Inclusion Unit. After registration, students receive the necessary guidance via WhatsApp or email, ensuring a complete and efficient learning experience.

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In addition to the spots in the courses offered directly by PBH, the city has more than 100 spaces available to the public, known as Digital Inclusion Points. These telecenters provide free internet access and are essential for promoting digital and social inclusion in the community, facilitating access to the free e-learning courses in technology and the environment that are available.

Check out the available courses:

Introduction to New Technologies.
Home Office Tools.
Spreadsheet Software.
Website Creation with Content Management System.
Digital Entrepreneurship.
Web Programming: HTML and CSS.
Web Programming: Programming Logic and JavaScript.
Web Programming: Database – MySQL.
Web Programming: Programming in PHP.
Environmental Education.
Electronic Waste.
Climate Changes.

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Benefits of Training: More Than 12,000 Certificates Issued

Over the past few years, the PBH Digital Inclusion Program has issued more than 12,000 certificates in free e-learning courses on technology and the environment. This initiative has positively impacted the lives of thousands of people in Belo Horizonte, providing access to essential knowledge and contributing to the personal and professional development of the population.

Don’t miss your spot and miss out on this opportunity! Take the chance to expand your knowledge in technology and the environment and stand out in the job market. For more information about the spots, contact the channels provided by PBH. Remember: knowledge is the first step to transforming your reality and building a better future for everyone.

REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE!

2,500 Vacancies In Completely Free Distance Learning Courses Are Offered On This February 21st

Opportunities for Training in Technology and Environment E-Learning, Secure Your Spot!

Registrations Open: How to Participate in the Free E-Learning Courses

Benefits of Training: More Than 12,000 Certificates Issued

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