SERASA Technology Scholarships With Support From Senac, Free Course For Low-Income Youth, Apply Until April 27

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Published on 15/04/2025 at 16:57

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“Transforme-se” Program Offers Training in Programming for Low-Income Youth in Brasília, Recife, and the East Zone of São Paulo

If you live in Brasília, Recife, or the east zone of São Paulo and are between 18 and 29 years old, pay attention: applications are open for technology scholarships from SERASA, through the Transforme-se program. The initiative is aimed at low-income youth who study or have completed high school at public schools.

The course is completely free and focused on website and app programming, with educational support from Senac, a national reference in vocational training.

How SERASA Technology Scholarships Work

The SERASA technology scholarships are 100% free and aim to train new talents for the technology sector, one of the areas with the highest demand for professionals in Brazil.

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Who Can Participate in the Transforme-se Program

To apply for the SERASA technology scholarships, you must meet the following criteria:

Be between 18 and 29 years old
Live in Brasília, Recife, or the east zone of São Paulo
Be from a low-income background
Be currently attending or have completed high school at a public school

Applications are open until April 27, 2025. Interested individuals should visit the official program website to fill out the participation form:

https://www.serasaexperian.com.br/transforme-se

The technology market is among the fastest-growing in Brazil, and the lack of qualified professionals is one of the main challenges companies in the sector face. Therefore, initiatives like Transforme-se not only contribute to social inclusion but also prepare youth for future professions, with great potential for employability and development.

In addition to technical skills, the course provides support for citizenship formation and the development of behavioral competencies such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving.

SERASA Technology Scholarships With Support From Senac, Free Course For Low-Income Youth, Apply Until April 27

“Transforme-se” Program Offers Training in Programming for Low-Income Youth in Brasília, Recife, and the East Zone of São Paulo

How SERASA Technology Scholarships Work

Who Can Participate in the Transforme-se Program

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SERASA Technology Scholarships With Support From Senac, Free Course For Low-Income Youth, Apply Until April 27

“Transforme-se” Program Offers Training in Programming for Low-Income Youth in Brasília, Recife, and the East Zone of São Paulo

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