500 vagas em cursos gratuitos no Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

500 Openings in Free Courses at the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/01/2021 at 20:58

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IFSUL Has Openings for High School, Technical, and Higher Education in Various Free Courses. Opportunities Are for 5 Cities in Rio Grande do Sul and Applications Close on This Day 20

The Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Southern Rio Grande do Sul (IFSul) is a Brazilian federal public institution linked to the Ministry of Education. It is currently offering 500 openings for free courses, aimed at students of high school, technical, and higher education. The openings will be divided among 5 campuses in Rio Grande do Sul. Applications go until tomorrow – January 20, 2021.

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See Below the Available Free Courses from IFSUL in Rio Grande do Sul!

Integrated Technical Education:

Information Technology Technician – 30 openings (Bagé Campus);
Agricultural Technician – 4 openings (Visconde da Graça Campus – Pelotas);
Food Technician – 4 openings (Visconde da Graça Campus – Pelotas);
Environmental Technician – 1 opening (Visconde da Graça Campus – Pelotas);
Clothing Technician – 5 openings (Visconde da Graça Campus – Pelotas);
Mechatronics Technician – 64 openings divided in the morning and afternoon shifts (Novo Hamburgo Campus);
Information Technology Technician – 25 openings (Passo Fundo Campus);
Mechanical Technician – 25 openings (Passo Fundo Campus);
Agricultural Technician – 32 openings (Santana do Livramento).

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500 Openings in Free Courses at the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul

IFSUL Has Openings for High School, Technical, and Higher Education in Various Free Courses. Opportunities Are for 5 Cities in Rio Grande do Sul and Applications Close on This Day 20

Check Other News of the Day:

See Below the Available Free Courses from IFSUL in Rio Grande do Sul!

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500 Openings in Free Courses at the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul

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See Below the Available Free Courses from IFSUL in Rio Grande do Sul!

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After ten days orbiting the Moon, science confirms that the astronauts of the Artemis II mission return with altered bodies.

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