5,000 Free English Course Slots Offered For People Over 18. Registrations Open Until Tomorrow, 14th.

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The Free English Courses Are Open on the Santander Becas Platform; The Scholarship Offers the Candidate 3 Months of Free Access

Santander Universities, in partnership with the British Council, offers 5,000 scholarships for individuals over 18 years old in free online English courses. The partnership includes three months of free access to the British Council’s Learn English Select course and will primarily focus on business English. Interested individuals must register for the program on the scholarship website by tomorrow, April 14.

About the Free English Courses

The free English courses will cover the following topics: job interview preparation in English for the workplace, grammar and vocabulary, establishing professional connections, and developing communication skills for meetings, presentations, and lectures. These courses include various levels from A1 to C1. Each level consists of 48 lessons, including games and exercises, which amount to two hours of study per week over three months.

The Requirements to Participate in the Courses

Be between 18 and 35 years old at the time of registration; Be a national or resident of the following countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Spain, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, the USA, Uruguay; Have an email address.

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How to Enroll in the Free English Courses:

Applications close on April 14, and you can register on the website. On the right side of the platform, click on “Register.” After registering, the pre-selected candidates will undergo a placement test and then will sign up for the British Council’s Learn English Select platform.

58 Platforms Offer Courses with Certification

More than 50 platforms are offering free online courses with free certification. Brazil Mais Digital, EdX, FGV, Sest Senat, Udacity, Senai, BID, iTEC, MIT, Descola, Harvard Online, Bradesco Foundation, Sebrae, and others offer courses in various fields.

The free online courses offered include: business, sales, marketing, artificial intelligence, programming, work tools, business management, public management, economics, finance, education, humanities, technology, personal finance, basic logistics knowledge, logistics programming, intellectual property, workplace safety, metrology, automotive machinery, and foundations of information technology, among others.

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Senai – Courses in logistics, mechanics, communication, technology, and much more.
EdX – The platform offers more than 2000 free online courses.
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MIT – Offers courses in arts, science and technology, economics, history, and more.
Harvard Online Courses – Courses in the fields of arts and design, mathematics, science, and computer science.
iTEC – Courses in business management, sales, marketing, and customer service, among others.
Bradesco Foundation – Courses in administration, analysis, technology, customer service, health, biology, and much more.
Virtual School of the Government – Courses in the following themes: auditing and control, data, information, and knowledge, among others.
Sebrae – Courses in cooperation, finance, law, innovation, and more.
Senac – Online courses in technology, tourism, communication, health, and more.
Sest Senat – Courses in logistics.
Microsoft – Courses in technology.

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5,000 Free English Course Slots Offered For People Over 18. Registrations Open Until Tomorrow, 14th.

The Free English Courses Are Open on the Santander Becas Platform; The Scholarship Offers the Candidate 3 Months of Free Access

About the Free English Courses

The Requirements to Participate in the Courses

How to Enroll in the Free English Courses:

58 Platforms Offer Courses with Certification

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58 Platforms Offer Courses with Certification

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