650 Spots for Free Online Qualification Courses in Tourism and Events Offered by Federal Institute to Stand Out in the Job Market

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 15/01/2025 at 16:15

650 vagas para cursos gratuitos online (EAD) de capacitação em turismo e eventos são oferecidas por Instituto Federal, para se destacar no mercado de trabalho

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Enhance Your Skills with Free Online Courses (EAD from Instituto Federal-IFSuldeMinas)! Explore Religious Tourism and Events and Stand Out in the Market!

The Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Southern Minas Gerais (IFSuldeMinas), in partnership with the State Secretariat of Culture and Tourism of Minas Gerais (Secult-MG), is now accepting applications for two new free courses. The initiative aims to train professionals and those interested in the tourism sector, offering an opportunity for those who wish to specialize in the field.

There are 650 spots available divided between the courses “Event Organization: From Concept to Execution” and “Religious Tourism: Strategies and Techniques for Managers and Professionals”.

Classes and Requirements for the Free Courses

The training courses, offered in a distance learning format (EaD), have a workload of 40 hours and are aimed at residents of Minas Gerais aged 16 years or older with completed elementary education. Graduates will receive certificates at the end of the program, adding value to their professional resumes.

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Content and Objectives of the Free Courses

The course “Event Organization: From Concept to Execution” provides 400 spots and focuses on training professionals capable of planning, organizing, and executing social events, prioritizing safety measures and responsible socio-environmental practices.

The course “Religious Tourism: Strategies and Techniques for Managers and Professionals” offers 250 spots. Its goal is to train professionals to work in the planning, management, and execution of activities related to religious tourism. The course also promotes the appreciation of the cultural and religious heritage of Minas Gerais as an attraction for sustainable local development.

How Will the Selection Process Work?

The selection of participants for the training will be conducted through an electronic draw, according to the rules detailed in the public notice. Interested persons can access the portal ifsuldeminas.edu.br for more information about the free online courses (EAD) and the registration process.

Registrations

Registrations remain open until February 3 (access here), with classes scheduled to take place between February 10 and March 23.

650 Spots for Free Online Qualification Courses in Tourism and Events Offered by Federal Institute to Stand Out in the Job Market

Enhance Your Skills with Free Online Courses (EAD from Instituto Federal-IFSuldeMinas)! Explore Religious Tourism and Events and Stand Out in the Market!

Classes and Requirements for the Free Courses

Content and Objectives of the Free Courses

How Will the Selection Process Work?

Registrations

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