Learn Sign Language for Free and From the Comfort of Home: Government Virtual School Opens Spots in Free Introductory Sign Language Course for All Ages!

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Published on 23/11/2024 at 12:50

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Secure Your Spot in the Libras Course, Transform Your Communication, and Make a Difference in the Lives of People with Disabilities!

Have you ever thought about how the Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) can make a difference in the lives of people with hearing disabilities? Now is your chance to learn this important language for free and from the comfort of your home! The Government has made spots available in an online course aimed at training public agents and anyone interested in communicating effectively with the deaf community.

Course Details

Developed by the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship, the course offers a workload of 60 hours and is available for 60 days. Certification will be issued by the Enap – National School of Public Administration. The course, taught in Portuguese, is open to all interested parties, especially federal, municipal, and state public agents who wish to enhance their communication skills.

Syllabus:

Deafness and Society
Causes, Discovery, and Degrees of Hearing Loss
Hearing and Socio-Anthropological Perspectives
Legislation on Libras
Communication with the Deaf
Deaf Identity and Culture
Libras Practice
First Contact, Manual Alphabet, and Personal Pronouns
Facial Expressions and Family
Calendar and Numbers in Libras
Houses and Rooms
Means of Transport
Animals and Classifiers
Professions

Learning Libras is a fundamental step toward creating a more inclusive society. This course provides the necessary tools for students to become agents of transformation in their communities, promoting more effective and equitable communication with the deaf population. Professionals who master Libras, such as educators and healthcare providers, can offer more humane service, positively impacting access to essential services.

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Opportunities and Positive Impact in the Libras Course

Fluency in Libras not only opens doors in the job market but also allows you to stand out in various fields. Brazil still faces significant challenges in building an accessible society, and initiatives like this directly contribute to breaking down barriers.

Learning Paths: Diversity and Inclusion

This course integrates the Learning Paths in Diversity and Inclusion, offering materials that help develop the competence to recognize and value diversity. This skill is essential for creating welcoming work environments and generating inclusive public services.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of many people. Sign up for the free Libras course and become an advocate for accessibility and social inclusion!

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Claudete

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25/11/2024 08:47

Página enganosa,

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Wilton

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25/11/2024 06:36

Link do curso através da ENAP.
https://www.escolavirtual.gov.br/curso/11

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Rosimere Fernanda De Mello Nunes

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25/11/2024 06:13

Sou Guia de turismo com diferencial em acessibilidade e Inclusão.
Então sempre necessário aprender libras a descrição e audiodescricao .Gratidão

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Learn Sign Language for Free and From the Comfort of Home: Government Virtual School Opens Spots in Free Introductory Sign Language Course for All Ages!

Secure Your Spot in the Libras Course, Transform Your Communication, and Make a Difference in the Lives of People with Disabilities!

Course Details

Syllabus:

Opportunities and Positive Impact in the Libras Course

Learning Paths: Diversity and Inclusion

Sign Up Now!

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Learn Sign Language for Free and From the Comfort of Home: Government Virtual School Opens Spots in Free Introductory Sign Language Course for All Ages!

Secure Your Spot in the Libras Course, Transform Your Communication, and Make a Difference in the Lives of People with Disabilities!

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