Few People Know, But Senac Is Offering a Free Human Resources Assistant Course with 160 Hours Focused on the Job Market

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 26/02/2026 at 18:38

Updated on 26/02/2026 at 23:06

Senac lança curso gratuito de Assistente de Recursos Humanos, com 160 horas, certificação e foco em formação prática para o mercado. Imagem: Canva.

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Senac Launches Free Human Resources Assistant Course, with 160 Hours, Certification, and Focus on Practical Training for the Job Market.

Senac announced the opening of a free course for EAD human resources assistants, aimed at training young people who wish to enter or qualify for the job market.

The training will be conducted in a virtual environment, with a workload of 160 hours, and addresses the growing demand for professionals with a systemic view, teamwork skills, and problem-solving abilities.

The initiative aims to prepare students to work in private companies, public agencies, and educational institutions, expanding employability opportunities.

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Training Aligned with Job Market Requirements

Senac’s free course is structured to develop essential competencies for the role of human resources assistant.

The trained professional will be able to support recruitment, selection, and onboarding processes, as well as collaborate on initiatives aimed at talent development and retention.

Thus, the content addresses the real needs of organizations in the commerce, services, tourism, industry, and public administration sectors.

Practical Content and Focus on Professional Development

Throughout the 160 hours, students will engage in activities involving performance evaluation, assisting in the development of job and salary plans, and participating in quality of life and workplace safety initiatives.

Senac focuses on a digital methodology, with activities available in a virtual learning environment, using pedagogical resources developed in online media.

Thus, the free course ensures flexibility and easy access to knowledge.

Who Can Enroll in Senac’s Free Course?

To participate in the free human resources assistant course, Senac requires a minimum age of 15 and that the candidate is currently enrolled in high school.

No prior knowledge in the field is required, which broadens access for students in the early stages of their professional journey.

However, it is mandatory to have a valid email and basic internet navigation skills.

Technical Requirements for Accessing Online Classes

Participants must have a compatible computer or mobile device, broadband internet access, and an updated browser.

Senac recommends operating systems such as Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, as well as tablets and smartphones with minimum versions of Android or iOS.

These requirements ensure better utilization of the free course and the digital tools used.

Certification and Organization of Classes for Senac’s Free Course

Certification from Senac will be granted to students who meet all the competencies outlined in the curricular units.

The start of classes is conditional on the formation of a class, and the completion deadline can be checked at the time of enrollment.

Thus, the free human resources assistant course establishes itself as a strategic opportunity for those seeking accessible qualification and educational recognition.

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27/02/2026 01:51

Quem tem o ensino médio pode fazer o curso.

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Few People Know, But Senac Is Offering a Free Human Resources Assistant Course with 160 Hours Focused on the Job Market

Senac Launches Free Human Resources Assistant Course, with 160 Hours, Certification, and Focus on Practical Training for the Job Market.

Training Aligned with Job Market Requirements

Practical Content and Focus on Professional Development

Who Can Enroll in Senac’s Free Course?

Technical Requirements for Accessing Online Classes

Certification and Organization of Classes for Senac’s Free Course

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