CEEP Opens Spots for Those Who Dream of Pursuing a Technical Course for Free! Openings Available in Technical Courses in Administration, Agribusiness, Systems Development, Electromechanics, Electrical Engineering, Gastronomy, and More!

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CEEP Offers Several Places in Free Technical Courses for 2025, with Registrations Open for High School Students and Graduates.

The State Center for Professional Education of Ponta Grossa (CEEP-PG) is open for registrations for its free technical courses for the 2025 classes. This is an excellent opportunity for those seeking professional qualification in a public school. The free courses offered cater to both students wishing to pursue high school integrated with technical training and those who have already completed high school and seek to specialize in a new area. CEEP’s proposal is to train qualified professionals through free technical courses.

Technical Course Options at CEEP

The integrated technical courses with high school are a good choice for students who want to finish school with a complete education.

This course format allows, at the end of three years, for students to have not only the high school diploma but also the professional qualification.

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Registrations and Required Documentation

Registrations for the integrated courses at CEEP are already open. To register, candidates must present some documents.

It is necessary to provide report cards from the 6th to the 9th year (2nd semester), proof of enrollment, ID and CPF of the guardian, as well as the ID, CPF, and birth certificate of the student.

A proof of residence is also required and, for candidates receiving benefits from social programs, proof with the NIS number. Registrations are a fundamental step to enter the free technical courses.

In addition to the integrated courses, CEEP-PG offers subsequent technical courses aimed at those who already have a high school diploma. The available options for 2025 include Electromechanics, Electrotechnics, Gastronomy, and Occupational Safety.

These courses are highly valued in the job market and open doors to various job opportunities. Subsequent courses are also an opportunity for those who wish to deepen their technical knowledge.

Training for the Job Market

The subsequent courses are an opportunity for those who wish to deepen their technical knowledge and improve their resumes.

They are ideal for both those entering the job market and those already employed who seek to enhance their skills.

The technical training offered by CEEP-PG aims to prepare students to be qualified professionals with good chances of standing out in the workforce.

With a solid technical education, students can excel in their fields. For more information, interested parties can contact by phone at (42) 3225-1047 or visit the school, located at Rua Franco Grilo, 648 – Colônia Dona Luiza.

With all these qualification opportunities, CEEP presents itself as an excellent option for those looking to secure a professional future. The free technical courses are an accessible way to improve and achieve a good position in the market.

CEEP Opens Spots for Those Who Dream of Pursuing a Technical Course for Free! Openings Available in Technical Courses in Administration, Agribusiness, Systems Development, Electromechanics, Electrical Engineering, Gastronomy, and More!

CEEP Offers Several Places in Free Technical Courses for 2025, with Registrations Open for High School Students and Graduates.

Technical Course Options at CEEP

Registrations and Required Documentation

Training for the Job Market

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