Take Advantage Of 10,000 Spots In QualificarES' Free Courses! Online Professional Training In Various Areas

Take Advantage Of 10,000 Spots In QualificarES’ Free Courses! Online Professional Training In Various Areas

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 26/04/2025 at 14:39

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Government Initiative of Espírito Santo Offers Professional Qualification in Several Areas with Registrations Until April 25.

The QualificarES Program has opened registrations. There are 10,000 vacancies in 20 free courses from QualificarES for professional qualification. The initiative is from the Secretary of Science, Technology, Innovation and Professional Education (Secti) of Espírito Santo. Registrations are open until April 25.

The free courses from QualificarES have a workload of 120 hours each. They cover various areas. Among them are beauty, marketing, education, and technology. The online classes start on April 30. The expected end date is July 11.

Registrations must be made only through the official website: qualificar.es.gov.br. The deadline ends on April 25. Each candidate can choose up to two different courses to enroll in. The selection of participants will be made in the order of registration. The vacancies will be filled until the total number is reached.

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There are some requirements to participate. You must be 16 years old or older. You also need to be a resident of one of the covered neighborhoods. These neighborhoods are in 10 participating cities: Aracruz, Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Cariacica, Colatina, Guarapari, Linhares, São Mateus, Serra, Vila Velha, and Vitória.

Discover the 20 Free Courses Available

There are 20 options for free courses, each with 500 vacancies. See the complete list:

Literacy and Reading (120h)
Accounting Assistant (120h)
Human Resources Assistant (120h)
Customer Service (120h)
Administrative Assistant (120h)
Childcare Assistant (120h)
Brow Design (120h)
Graphic Design and Communication (120h)
Special and Inclusive Education (120h)
Photography with Mobile for Your Business (120h)
Financial Management for Small and Medium Enterprises (120h)
Advanced IT (120h)
Basic IT (120h)
Makeup (120h)
Digital Marketing for Your Business (120h)
Receptionist (120h)
Writing for ENEM (120h)
School Secretary (120h)
Occupational Safety (120h)
Word and Excel (120h)

Additional Benefits

The QualificarES program aims to provide qualification for those seeking employment. It also aims to generate income and promote entrepreneurship. In addition to the courses, participants have access to two other important projects.

One of them is Qualificar Pré-Enem. Launched in February, this program aims to encourage the continuation of studies. Both former and new students from QualificarES can participate.

For those interested in entrepreneurship, there is Nossocrédito Qualificar. After completing the course and receiving the certificate, the participant can apply for a loan. The amount is R$ 10,000. The repayment period is up to three years.

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