890 Positions In 100% Free Training Courses Offered By City Hall

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/01/2024 at 18:34

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The Courses Offered By The City Are Totally Free And Cover Areas Such As Computer Science, Excel, Crafts, And More!

The City Hall of Taubaté (SP) is offering an unmissable opportunity for those looking to enhance their professional skills. With the opening of 890 spots in free courses, the School of Work is ready to welcome new students interested in developing their skills and increasing their chances in the job market. Check below for details and secure your spot!

Details About The Courses Offered By The City

Registration is already open for most spots and can be done directly at the desired unit. However, it is important to note that some courses will open registration in the coming days. To check the date and time of each course, as well as the necessary documents, visit the official website of the City Hall of Taubaté.

Units And Available Courses

The units of the School of Work are located in the neighborhoods Areão, Cecap, and Alto do Cristo. Each unit offers a variety of courses in areas such as computer science, languages, crafts, beauty, sewing, and much more. Check the complete list of courses and available spots in each unit:

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Enrollment And Additional Information

Those interested in the city courses must register in person, presenting CPF, RG, proof of address, and voter registration from Taubaté. It is important to note that each course requires specific documents, so carefully check the requirements on the official website of the City Hall of Taubaté.

Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your professional career! Secure your spot in the city courses and get ready for a successful future at the School of Work in Taubaté.

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890 Positions In 100% Free Training Courses Offered By City Hall

The Courses Offered By The City Are Totally Free And Cover Areas Such As Computer Science, Excel, Crafts, And More!

Details About The Courses Offered By The City

Units And Available Courses

Enrollment And Additional Information

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