800,000 Spots In Free Courses Offered By SENAI Across Brazil

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 16/04/2021 at 11:34

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The Free Courses Offered by Senai Are for Different Levels of Education – Technical and Professional Qualification

Senai – National Service of Industrial Learning – has opened many spots for free courses all over Brazil. A total of 824,449 spots are being offered, divided into face-to-face, blended and distance learning courses. The opportunities are aimed at candidates with different levels of education, ranging from technical level to those seeking professional qualification.

Opportunities for Senai Courses Throughout Brazil

In all Brazilian states, Senai is accepting enrollments for free courses. There are 12 states with 16,655 exclusive spots. In the Federal District, 721,240 spots are being offered in 127 free courses. In Santa Catarina, there are 9,000 spots in face-to-face and distance learning courses. In Pernambuco, about 1,700 spots are open in 39 free professional qualification courses. These opportunities are a great chance to enhance your resume.

On its Twitter account, Senai published the following post:

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Free Courses Opened Throughout Brazil

Check out some free courses offered by Senai:

Understanding Industry 4.0: According to Senai, in this course, the student will have an introduction to the topic and a foundation in the technologies of Industry 4.0.

Programming Logic: In this course, Senai will present the basic concepts of programming logic, showing data types, variable usage, and control and repetition structures.

Basic Automotive Mechanics: According to Senai, this course will provide the necessary knowledge for applying and interpreting physical and mechanical concepts related to the automotive mechanics field.

Logistics (5’s and Warehouse): This course will show how to utilize logistics, its principles, concepts, and history.

Occupational Safety: The course offered by Senai will inform participants about basic safety measures to prevent accidents and workplace safety, so that students can develop a prevention mindset.

Information and Communication Technology: In this course, topics related to the IT sector will be presented, such as standards, technical specifications, networking services, hardware, and software.

Personal Finance: In this course offered by Senai, candidates will learn how important it is to maintain a balance in their finances.

Metrology:This course will show the basic knowledge necessary for applying and interpreting measurements in the mechanics field. The course aims to cover metrology topics, ranging from basic instruments like rulers to instruments with higher precision.

How to Enroll in Free Courses Opened

To apply for any of the courses detailed above, just click on the one of your interest. On Senai’s website, candidates can check at the top of the page if there are any exclusive free courses available in their state. It is worth mentioning that each course has its prerequisites defined and has a scheduled date for enrolling. So, quickly access Senai’s website and don’t miss these great opportunities. Good luck!

Senac Opens Free and Online Courses

Senac is offering 42 free and online courses. The National Service of Commercial Learning provides courses in areas such as: IT, social development, communication, health, self-development, human resources management, and much more. There are also courses in partnership with major companies, such as Microsoft, Cisco, and Red Hat.

To enroll, interested parties have until May 31 to apply. In the free courses, in partnership with Microsoft, Red Hat, and Cisco, 20 courses are offered in the technology field. To access the full article, just click here.

800,000 Spots In Free Courses Offered By SENAI Across Brazil

The Free Courses Offered by Senai Are for Different Levels of Education – Technical and Professional Qualification

Opportunities for Senai Courses Throughout Brazil

Free Courses Opened Throughout Brazil

How to Enroll in Free Courses Opened

Senac Opens Free and Online Courses

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