Centec Opens 2,580 Registrations for Free and Distance Learning Initial and Continuing Education Courses in Ceará

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/01/2022 at 12:05

Updated on 26/01/2022 at 14:01

Cursos serão ministrados entre 31 de janeiro a 25 de fevereiro(foto: Centec/Reprodução)

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Centec Has 2,580 Open Slots in Free Courses for Young People Aged 16 and Up Residing in Ceará. Courses Will Start on the 31st of This Month, in EAD Format

The Instituto Centro de Ensino Tecnológico (Centec) opened, on this Monday (24), registrations for various free initial and continuing education courses. In total, there are over 2,580 open slots in free courses in Ceará that will be taught in EAD format. Registrations can be made on the institution’s website until the 27th of this month. The opportunities are the result of a partnership with the State Secretary of Science, Technology and Higher Education (Secitece).

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Classes will take place from Monday to Friday in different shifts. The free courses at Centec, in Ceará, will be taught from January 31 to February 25. In total, there will be two hours of class per day, totaling 40 class hours throughout the course.

Among the offered courses are: Basic Motorcycle Maintenance; Excellence in Customer Service; Digital Tools; Basic Residential Electricity; among others.

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People aged 16 and up who reside in Ceará and are in a situation of socioeconomic vulnerability can register for the free course slots at Centec.

Each of the courses has unique criteria, such as education, professional profile, among others. A candidate can only register for one course at a time. The list of approved candidates will be published on Friday (28).

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See below the available slots in free courses being offered and some information:

Basic Motorcycle Maintenance
Basic Residential Electricity
Excellence in Customer Service
Digital Tools
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Maintenance and Repair of 125cc Motors
Basics of Personal and Family Financial Education
Basics in Excel and Google Sheets
Basics of Computer Science
Basics of Leadership and People Management
Basics of Nutrition and Food Education
Basics of Cashier Operations
Regulatory Standard No. 10 (NR-10)
Basic Gardening Techniques
Techniques for Hydraulic and Sanitary Installations
Negotiation and Sales Techniques
Administrative Assistant Techniques

About the Institution

CENTEC has been operating in the educational market for 10 years, training mid-level technicians, technical specialists, and assistants, offering professional qualification courses (FIC) in the areas of Management and Business, Environment and Health, Infrastructure, Information and Communication, Safety, Industrial Production, Control, and Industrial Processes.

The institution carries out its role based on its values: Respect, Integrity, Responsibility, and Innovation, training professionals with technical and human competence for the job market with excellence.

In this journey, motivated to promote “a horizon of opportunities,” they have built a network of partnerships with public and private institutions, created and strengthened institutional programs for carrying out social, environmental actions, and talent development.

Centec Opens 2,580 Registrations for Free and Distance Learning Initial and Continuing Education Courses in Ceará

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Centec Opens 2,580 Registrations for Free and Distance Learning Initial and Continuing Education Courses in Ceará

Centec Has 2,580 Open Slots in Free Courses for Young People Aged 16 and Up Residing in Ceará. Courses Will Start on the 31st of This Month, in EAD Format

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Stay Updated on Everything About CENTEC’s Free Courses

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Check the List of Available Free Course Slots at Centec

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