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The Paula Souza Center (CPS) has hundreds of openings for new free online courses. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your resume for free!
The Paula Souza Center (CPS), through the Distance Education Study Group, a department linked to the High School and Technical Unit (Cetec), started the month of July with hundreds of openings in free online courses. Among the courses are AutoCAD, Spanish, Arduino, and much more!
Check Below the List of Free Online Courses Offered by the Paula Souza Center (CPS)
Through the GEEaD Portal, CPS offers various free courses online. Among the most popular are:
AutoCAD
The aim of the AutoCAD course is to teach students to develop CAD projects to face the job market in the following areas: Mechanics, Architecture, Electrical, Piping, Electronics, Civil, and Topography. The course, with practical lessons, is carried out through directed examples and practical exercises, optimizing and reinforcing learning.
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Arduino
This course focuses on providing students with theoretical and practical knowledge of Arduino, Basic Electronics, and Programming to develop industrial and commercial automation projects. Arduino allows the development of industrial and commercial automation applications, including IoT.
Design Thinking
Aims to empower students to understand the importance of a human-centered approach, based on the pillars of this professional and personal organizational culture that is changing the way companies think and act.
Time Management
To train individuals for planning and prioritization of tasks through clarity of objectives and goals, presenting practical tools for planning, prioritization, and time management, with immediate application in daily life, among others.
Basic English
Aims to develop basic level English language skills: comprehension, conversation, reading, and writing, with the goal of promoting student interaction in foreign languages across different cultural contexts.
How to Enroll in CPS’s Free Online Courses?
The complete list of free courses from the Paula Souza Center can be found on the GEEaD institutional platform. It is important to mention that anyone interested can register and start studying whenever they wish, without the need for a selection test. Just access the site and register with a username and password.
The content of CPS’s free online courses is dynamic, with various texts, video lessons, interactive activities, exercises, and assessments. In many of the courses, approved participants receive a certificate of completion.
This is a great opportunity to take advantage of the holidays by learning something new without leaving home. CPS’s free online courses last between 6 and 50 hours, and the training is offered in the MOOC format.
The platform features new courses, such as Digital Portfolios, aimed at those working with visual art who wish to increase the exposure of their work in the digital world. There is also the Ethics and Citizenship course for those aiming to raise awareness of fundamental ethical principles.
Get to Know the GEEaD Platform of the Paula Souza Center
Launched in 2015 by the Distance Education Study Group (GEEaD) of CPS, the institution’s MOOC platform currently has more than 695,000 registered users. People Management is the most sought-after course, with over 100,000 participants. In second place is Basic English, with 77,000 interested individuals, followed by the Business Model Canvas and Time Management courses, with 74,000 and 66,000 registrations, respectively.
According to Rogério Teixeira, director of GEEaD, the high demand for online free courses reflects the intensified use of the internet in recent years and also the flexibility of the teaching model. Because it has a self-instructional format, where the student defines their study routine, the model is very attractive as it allows for greater autonomy in task execution and gains useful time by avoiding travel.
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