CCR Is Offering 700 Spots in Exclusive Free Courses for Women

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 28/02/2022 at 10:38

Updated on 28/02/2022 at 12:14

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The Free Courses Offered by CCR Are About Technology and Entrepreneurship, the Classes Will Be Online for Women from All Over the Country

In order to promote education and diversity, the CCR Group, in partnership with CCR Metrô, offers exclusive courses for women. The free courses focus on training topics in entrepreneurship and technology.

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According to iBahia, the free courses from CCR include “Elas na Tech,” a course focused on technology with 500 slots; and “Despertando a Empreendedora,” which has 200 slots for women living in low-income neighborhoods who wish to develop their own businesses in those areas.

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The free course “Elas na Tech” will take place in August this year and will provide training in web development that can boost women’s careers. There will be 4 hours of weekly classes. The project is conducted using the JA Brasil methodology with support from the global technology company, IBM. The course will be 100% online and will include live classes along with weekly lessons. Participants will also have the opportunity for mentorship with CCR employees.

Despertando a Empreendedora

The free course “Despertando a Empreendedora” will offer live online classes on topics such as self-knowledge, understanding your audience, marketing, financial management, time management, logistics, team management, and learning during crises. Furthermore, the CCR Group will select twelve businesses to be awarded at the end of the course with R$ 1,000 and an exclusive mentoring plan to support the business developed during the program. The course features an uncomplicated language and a hands-on approach.

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To enroll in the course “Elas na Tech,” interested individuals must register on this site by March 31. For the free entrepreneurship course, interested individuals can register by March 31 by clicking here. Participants must be over 18 years old.

About CCR

The CCR Group is one of the largest infrastructure and mobility concession companies in Latin America. The group was founded in 1999, operating in highway concessions, urban mobility, airports, and services.

Currently, the CCR Group is responsible for over 3,600 kilometers of national highways in the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Mato Grosso do Sul. The company was also responsible for Brazil’s first highway concession contract, managing the Rio-Niterói Bridge from 1995 to 2015.

The CCR Group entered the airport sector in 2012 with the acquisition of a stake in the concessionaires of the international airports of Quito (Ecuador), San José (Costa Rica), and Curaçao. The company also manages BH Airport, responsible for the administration of the Belo Horizonte International Airport in Minas Gerais. In 2015, it acquired TAS (Total Airport Services), an American company providing airport services. This year, the CCR Group begins managing the South and Central Blocks, which include 15 airports in Brazil, as well as the Pampulha Airport in Belo Horizonte.

CCR signed the UN Global Compact and has been included for the 11th consecutive year in the portfolio of ISE (Corporate Sustainability Index of BM&FBovespa). The company currently employs more than 15 thousand people.

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