Learn A New High-Demand Profession Without Spending A Dime! Free Courses In Graphic Design, Manicure, Administrative Assistant, Cell Phone Maintenance, And Hair Braiding

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Published on 18/02/2025 at 16:31

Aprenda uma nova profissão com alta demanda no mercado sem gastar nada! Cursos gratuitos em design gráfico, manicure, auxiliar administrativo, manutenção de celular e trancista

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The QualificaDF Mobile project is offering 1,012 positions for free professional qualification courses in the Federal District. The program offers opportunities in various areas for those seeking qualification, whether for entering the job market or enhancing existing skills.

The free professional qualification courses available include Graphic Design, Manicure and Pedicure, Administrative Assistant, Cellphone Maintenance, and Hairdressing. Classes start on March 6 and will take place in the regions of Taguatinga, Recanto das Emas, Brazlândia, and Santa Maria, with morning shifts from 8 AM to 12 PM and afternoon shifts from 2 PM to 6 PM.

Courses by Region

Taguatinga: The offered courses include Human Resources Assistant, Pharmacy Attendant, Elderly Caregiver, Professional Makeup, and E-commerce.
Recanto das Emas: The region will have options such as Professional Makeup, Cellphone Maintenance, Administrative Assistant, Elderly Caregiver, and Graphic Design.
Brazlândia: Courses available will include Pharmacy Attendant, Hairdressing, Administrative Assistant, Eyebrow Design, and Graphic Design.
Santa Maria: The options include Hospital Services Administration, Human Resources Assistant, Hairdresser, Manicure and Pedicure, and Microcomputer Operator.

How to Enroll

Those interested in the free courses must visit the website of the Department of Economic Development, Labor, and Income of the Federal District (Sedet) to register by the deadline on February 23. This initiative aims to provide professional qualification and opportunities for the residents of the Federal District.

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