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512 Free Courses Offered by Sebrae in Partnership with Municipality in the Interior of São Paulo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/03/2021 at 20:07

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The Secretariat of Education of Mogi das Cruzes in partnership with Sebrae, opens enrollments for 512 vacancies in 18 free online courses

The Secretary of Education of Mogi das Cruzes, in the state of São Paulo, will open enrollments for 512 vacancies in 18 free online courses. These trainings are coordinated by the School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, taught by Senac and Senai. The courses are part of the Empreenda Rápido program, from Sebrae.

The platform will be divided into five areas: sales and trademarketing, digital marketing, aesthetics and beauty, food, and lighting and electrical installations. The average workload is 20 hours, each Senac course offers 30 vacancies, and Senai offers 16 vacancies.

See below the free courses that are part of the Empreenda Rápido program from Sebrae

Sales and Trademarketing (Senac) – 30 vacancies in each course

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512 Free Courses Offered by Sebrae in Partnership with Municipality in the Interior of São Paulo

The Secretariat of Education of Mogi das Cruzes in partnership with Sebrae, opens enrollments for 512 vacancies in 18 free online courses

See below the free courses that are part of the Empreenda Rápido program from Sebrae

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