3,200 Openings at CPAT for Free Professional Qualification Courses

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/11/2024 at 10:22

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CPAT Offers Online Professional Training in Various Areas in Partnership with Renowned Institutions

The city of Campinas is a new opportunity for those wishing to enhance professional skills or seek a new career. The Secretary of Labor and Income, through the Public Worker Support Center (CPAT), announced the opening of 3,220 spots in free qualification courses, aimed at residents of the region. The training, offered in partnership with renowned institutions, such as IBRAGESP, Mackenzie Presbyterian University, Anhanguera College, and Softex, will be entirely online, allowing participation from anywhere with internet access, according to the website Portal Hortolândia.

The courses cover various areas, from reception to technology, and target individuals over 18 who want to stand out in the job market or train for new functions.

Courses in Security, Customer Service, and Administration

The spots made available by CPAT in conjunction with IBRAGESP offer a range of free courses with 20 spots each, directed towards areas of security, customer service, and administration. Check out the options:

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Qualification Focused on Education and Business Strategy

In partnership with Mackenzie Presbyterian University, CPAT offers courses with 100 spots each, in areas ranging from education to business strategy. These courses have been developed to meet the needs of professionals already working in the market, as well as recent graduates seeking improvement. The available options include:

Digital Culture in Education;
Candidate Journey;
Active Methodologies and Hybrid Education;
Business Strategy;
Innovation in the Digital Age;
Real Estate Buying and Selling.

With a varied workload, these courses aim to provide a comprehensive view of contemporary practices in education and management, as well as tools for innovation and growth in the corporate environment. To enroll, simply access the registration site and follow the step-by-step process.

Extension Courses for Graduates from Anhanguera College

Anhanguera College also offers free extension courses, but focusing on those with a complete higher education. With workloads of 20 to 80 hours, the courses cover areas such as Law, Health, Art and Design, Business, Technology, and Education. The available programs are:

Business, Technology, Education, and Law – 150 spots each;
Management, Health, and Law – 70 spots each.

These courses were designed for professionals who wish to specialize in their fields and gain more technical and theoretical knowledge, as well as improvement in practical skills.

Technology and Programming in Highlight with Softex

For those interested in technology and programming, the partnership with Softex and Workover Academy offers 970 spots distributed across various learning paths. The initiative aims to train professionals and aspirants to work in growing areas that have high demand for committed labor. The available courses are:

Business Intelligence;
Cloud Computing;
Back-End/Front-End Development;
Mobile Development Android/iOS;
Development and Operations
Machine Learning;
UX/UI.

These courses are an excellent opportunity for those wishing to work in innovative and technological areas. Professionals trained in these fields have good employability prospects, both in companies and as freelancers.

How to Enroll in CPAT Courses

Enrollment for courses can be done easily using the Sympla platform. Access the registration form available on the Sympla website, sign up on the platform via the link received by email, and choose the category and course you wish to take.

CLICK HERE AND ACCESS THE REGISTRATION FORM

Attention: only one course will be released per CPF, allowing more people to participate in the available spots.

3,200 Openings at CPAT for Free Professional Qualification Courses

CPAT Offers Online Professional Training in Various Areas in Partnership with Renowned Institutions

Courses in Security, Customer Service, and Administration

Qualification Focused on Education and Business Strategy

Extension Courses for Graduates from Anhanguera College

Technology and Programming in Highlight with Softex

How to Enroll in CPAT Courses

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