Looking For Free Training? The Federal Institute Offers Free Technical Courses in Areas Such as Automation, Administration, and School Secretary.

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Published on 30/01/2025 at 18:31

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Applications Open for Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute! Remaining Spots Available in Various Fields. Don’t Miss the Chance to Start Your Career in 2025.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP), through its campus in Boituva, announces the opening of the Simplified Selection Process for filling of remaining spots for training. These spots are intended for classes starting in the first semester of 2025, offering a unique opportunity for those who wish to enroll in quality free technical courses.

Available Free Courses

The selection process includes unfilled spots in various free technical courses, each with specific duration, schedule, and requirements. Check out the options below:

Industrial Automation Technician: Evening, duration of 4 semesters, 16 spots + reserve list (RL). Requirement: enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of High School or completed High School.
Administration Technician: Afternoon (34 spots + RL) and Evening (10 spots + RL), with a duration of 2 semesters. Requirement: enrolled in the 2nd or 3rd year of High School or completed High School.
School Secretary Technician: Distance Learning (EaD), with in-person activities at hubs located in São Paulo-SP. Uniceu Hub – UAB Vila do Sol: 13 spots + RL. Uniceu São Mateus Hub: 20 spots + RL. Requirement: completed High School and proven experience in functions related to school secretary.

Deadlines and Stages of the Selection Process

Applications for the Selection Process will be open until 11:59 PM on February 3, 2025. The selection for training will be conducted through a lottery, the link for monitoring will be made available on the official campus website (btv.ifsp.edu.br) starting at 2 PM on February 5, 2025. The results will also be published on the same electronic address after the lottery’s conclusion.

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Summary Schedule

Applications: until February 3, 2025.
Lottery: February 5, 2025, at 2 PM.
Publication of Results: after the lottery.

How to Apply

Candidates interested in participating in the free technical courses must access the official website of the Boituva campus, fill out the application form and ensure participation within the stipulated deadline. All stages are online, providing convenience and efficiency to the process.

Looking For Free Training? The Federal Institute Offers Free Technical Courses in Areas Such as Automation, Administration, and School Secretary.

Applications Open for Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute! Remaining Spots Available in Various Fields. Don’t Miss the Chance to Start Your Career in 2025.

Available Free Courses

Deadlines and Stages of the Selection Process

Summary Schedule

How to Apply

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How to Apply

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