Learn To Program Or Sign In LIBRAS For Free At IFSP! No Tests, Enrollment Fees, Registration, Or Tuition Required. In-Person And Distance Learning Options Available.

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O IFSP Araraquara abre vagas para cursos gratuitos. As inscrições são gratuitas e online, de 15 a 21 de agosto. A seleção é por ordem de chegada. Imagem: Pebsp

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IFSP Araraquara Opens Spots for Free Courses. Registration is Free and Online, from August 15 to 21. Selection is First-Come, First-Served.

An excellent opportunity for those seeking professional qualification and skills enhancement has just been launched by the IFSP (Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of São Paulo), Araraquara campus.

The institution is offering free extension courses in various areas, aiming to cater to both those who prefer classroom interaction and those who opt for the flexibility of distance learning (EAD).

Registration is free and must be done exclusively online, during the period of August 15 to August 21, 2025.

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Diversity of Learning: Free Courses for Different Interests

The IFSP, Araraquara campus, has prepared a selection of free courses that cover relevant topics for the job market and personal development.

Both in-person and distance learning (EAD) modalities offer flexibility for interested individuals to choose the one that best suits their routine and learning style.

Among the offered courses, the highlights include:

Introduction to Python with Data Science (EAD): ideal for those looking to enter the promising field of data analysis and programming. The online course offers a practical introduction to Python, one of the most widely used languages in data science, preparing students to work with analysis, visualization, and interpretation of information. 20 spots.

Portuguese Language, Literature and Writing for College Entrance Exams (In-Person): essential for students preparing for college entrance exams and the National High School Exam (ENEM). The in-person course aims to enhance skills in text interpretation, literary knowledge, and text production, fundamental for good performance in exams. 30 spots.

Basic Introduction to Libras (In-Person): an opportunity to learn Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), promoting inclusion and communication with the deaf community. The in-person course provides basic knowledge of the language, covering vocabulary, grammar, and cultural aspects of the deaf community. 15 spots.

This variety of free courses offered by the IFSP, Araraquara campus, demonstrates the institution’s commitment to quality education and providing opportunities for the community.

Online Registration: Simple and Fast Process

Individuals interested in participating in the free courses offered by the IFSP, Araraquara campus, should pay attention to the registration deadline, which starts on August 15 and ends on August 21, 2025.

Registration is free and must be done exclusively online, via an electronic form provided on the official IFSP website.

To register, candidates must fill out the electronic form with their personal information and select the course of interest.

In addition, it will be necessary to attach the requested documents in PDF format, according to the guidelines provided in the announcement for each course.

It is important to check the required documents for each modality (in-person or EAD) before starting the registration.

The selection of candidates will be done on a first-come, first-served basis, emphasizing the importance of registering as soon as possible to secure a spot in the desired course.

Given the quality and free nature of the courses offered by the IFSP, demand is expected to be high.

Don’t miss this chance to invest in your future! Access the IFSP, Araraquara campus website, and secure your spot in one of the free courses in both in-person and distance learning (EAD) modalities.

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Learn To Program Or Sign In LIBRAS For Free At IFSP! No Tests, Enrollment Fees, Registration, Or Tuition Required. In-Person And Distance Learning Options Available.

IFSP Araraquara Opens Spots for Free Courses. Registration is Free and Online, from August 15 to 21. Selection is First-Come, First-Served.

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