Centec Launches Contest for Offering Scholarships of Up to 100% for Technical Qualification Courses

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/06/2023 at 18:17

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Registrations for the Centec Competition Can Be Made Until July 14 Completely Online

The Centec (Technical Education Center) is accepting applications for scholarships in 2023. With discounts varying according to candidates’ rankings, this is an excellent opportunity for those seeking quality technical education. Additionally, Centec offers a variety of courses in the areas of assistants, technicians, post-technical specializations, and postgraduate studies. Registrations can be made until July 14, quickly and easily online.

Generous discounts on courses are offered by Centec for candidates ranked in the competition. The top three places will receive a 100% discount on the course fee. From 4th to 6th place, the discount on the course will be 50%, while those ranked from 7th to 10th place will have a 30% discount. Even for those who do not fall into these positions, there is still a chance to receive a 15% discount on the course starting from 11th place. This opportunity from Centec is perfect for those who wish to invest in their education without straining their budget.

Check Out the Courses Available in the Centec Competition

Technical in Administration
Technical in Logistics
Technical in Quality
Technical in Legal Services
Technical in Human Resources
Technical in Accounting
Technical in Real Estate Transactions
Technical in Occupational Safety
Technical in Civil Engineering
Technical in Clinical Analysis
Technical in Aesthetics
Technical in Nursing
Technical in Radiology
Technical in Nutrition and Dietetics
Technical in Information Technology
Technical in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Technical in Electrotechnics
Assistant in Massage Therapy
Assistant in Oral Health
Technical Specialization in Occupational Nursing
Technical Specialization in Surgical Instrumentation
Technical Specialization in Home Care
Technical Specialization in Immunization
Technical Specialization in Obstetrics and Neonatology
Technical Specialization in Elderly Health
Technical Specialization in Indigenous Health
Technical Specialization in Emergency and Urgency / APH
Technical Specialization in ICU – Adult
Technical Specialization in ICU – Neonatal and Pediatric
Technical Specialization in Women’s Health
Technical Specialization in Oncology
Technical in Gastronomy
Technical in Massage Therapy
Technical in Pharmacy
Technical Specialization in Mammography and Bone Densitometry
Postgraduate in Mammography and Bone Densitometry
Technical in Welding

Registration Process for the Centec Competition

Registrations for the competition can be made until July 14, exclusively on the Centec website, click here! The process is simple and requires filling out an online form. It is important to note that individuals who have completed high school, whether in public or private institutions, or who are currently enrolled from the 2nd year onward, can participate in the competition. Some specific courses have additional requirements, such as being of legal age and having completed basic education for the technical course in radiology. It is essential to consult the announcement to obtain all necessary information about the competition and the available courses.

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Centec Launches Contest for Offering Scholarships of Up to 100% for Technical Qualification Courses

Registrations for the Centec Competition Can Be Made Until July 14 Completely Online

Check Out the Courses Available in the Centec Competition

Registration Process for the Centec Competition

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Check Out the Courses Available in the Centec Competition

Registration Process for the Centec Competition

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