6,900 Free Technical And Vocational Course Slots Offered By Senai In The Federal District

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Published on 09/12/2021 at 14:08

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The National Industrial Learning Service of the Federal District (Senai-DF) is Accepting Applications for 6,930 Positions in Free Technical and Professional Qualification Courses

The Senai of the Federal District has nearly 7 thousand positions available for free vocational courses, with training in areas such as electrotechnics, food, civil construction, and the environment. Interested parties must complete the registration on the website of Senai by March 4, 2022, depending on the availability of spots.

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The free courses at Senai have a short duration, with options online, blended, and in-person, at the locations in Brasília, Gama, Sobradinho, and Taguatinga. The slots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis, and classes are expected to start in the first quarter of the following year.

To enroll, it is necessary to send a copy of the ID (front and back) and fill out the form indicating the desired course, both processes carried out on the Senai website. After these procedures, the confirmation of enrollment will be sent via email to the candidate.

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Prerequisites

The prerequisites vary according to the chosen course. For Senai’s technical courses, it is necessary to be over 16 years old and have completed or be enrolled in the second year of high school.

Additionally, the candidate may enroll in more than one course in the program at the same time, as long as the classes occur in different shifts. After registration, Senai-DF will contact by email or phone to summon registered individuals for in-person enrollment confirmation.

The deadline to go in person to the Senai unit where the course will be taught is up to two business days, from Monday to Friday, between 8:30 AM and 9:00 PM. Registered students who are under 18 years old must be accompanied by parents or a legal guardian. If the candidate does not attend, the enrollment will be canceled.

To finalize enrollment in the free courses, it is necessary to present the original documents and provide a copy of the ID, CPF, and proof of schooling and residency. For candidates under 18 years, the ID and CPF of the legal guardian are also required.

Public Notice for Registration in the Free Senai Courses

The Senai website provides the public notice for candidates interested in joining the free vocational courses. To access it, just click here.

About Senai

The National Industrial Learning Service is a Brazilian private institution, of public interest, founded in 1942, which has no profit-making purposes and is outside public administration. Senai provides professional initiation courses, undergraduate, and technological postgraduate programs for employees in 28 areas of the Brazilian industry.

6,900 Free Technical And Vocational Course Slots Offered By Senai In The Federal District

The National Industrial Learning Service of the Federal District (Senai-DF) is Accepting Applications for 6,930 Positions in Free Technical and Professional Qualification Courses

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Prerequisites

Public Notice for Registration in the Free Senai Courses

About Senai

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The National Industrial Learning Service of the Federal District (Senai-DF) is Accepting Applications for 6,930 Positions in Free Technical and Professional Qualification Courses

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