Partnership Offers Qualification in Areas Such as Cybersecurity and Networking, with International Certification, to Boost Employability in the Amazon Region.
In a strategic initiative to warm up the technology market in the North of the country, Cisco and the National Service of Commercial Learning in Pará (Senac-PA) announced a partnership to offer 500 spots in free courses in information technology (IT). The project aims to train professionals to meet the high demand generated by the COP 30 event in Belém and, at the same time, strengthen the tech sector in the region sustainably.
The collaboration, which will be carried out through the renowned Cisco Networking Academy program, will offer more than 20 classes, with the first lessons starting as early as July 2025. Participants who complete the training will receive a nationally and internationally recognized certification, a great differential for their resumes in an increasingly competitive market.
What Are the Free Courses Offered?
The partnership between Cisco and Senac-PA was designed to cover the most requested areas by the technology market. The free courses are an entry point for high-demand careers, offering practical and theoretical knowledge aligned with the needs of companies.
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The training areas include:
- Computer Networks
- Cybersecurity
- Programming
- Emerging Digital Skills
All training will follow the excellence standards of the Cisco Networking Academy, one of the most respected IT education and employability programs in the world, which has already trained over a million Brazilians. Senac-PA, which is already a Premier partner of Cisco in the Northern Region, will be responsible for delivering classes in its specialized laboratories in the metropolitan area of Belém, using its certified instructors.
A Strategic Opportunity for COP 30
The holding of COP 30 in Belém created an immediate demand for qualified IT professionals. The initiative to offer these free courses arises as a direct response to this need, preparing the local workforce to work at a global-scale event.
The official launch of the program will take place on July 16, 2025, during the “Coffee, IT and Business” event in Belém. The meeting will not only serve to present the project but also to encourage the recruitment of future students by local companies, creating a direct bridge between training and job opportunities, especially for roles during the climate conference.
How to Participate and the Future of Technology in Pará
This partnership represents a new chapter in the collaboration between Cisco and Senac-PA, reinforcing the role of digital skills as a driver for economic growth and sustainable development in the Amazon. By training the local population, the project not only addresses an immediate demand but also leaves a legacy of knowledge and qualification for the future of the state.
Those interested in participating in the free courses should stay tuned to the official channels of Senac-PA for information about the registration process, which is already open. The initiative is a unique opportunity for those looking to enter or improve in one of the fastest-growing areas in the world.
What do you think about initiatives like this for professional qualification in the Amazon region? Do you believe that COP 30 can leave a positive legacy for the technology sector in Pará? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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