Hurry Up! Institute Extends Registration for 7,000 Slots for Free Vocational Courses

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 22/08/2024 at 13:05

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Extended Deadline Offers Unique Opportunity for Young People in São Paulo to Qualify for Free.

The PROA Institute announced the extension of registrations for the second selection process of its free vocational courses. In total, 7,000 spots are being offered, exclusively for young people between 17 and 22 years old who have completed or are currently attending high school in public schools. The spots are limited to the state of São Paulo, providing a unique opportunity for those seeking to qualify for the job market at no cost.

The classes for the free vocational courses are scheduled to start on September 2 and will have a total workload of 100 hours, divided into four main modules: Self-awareness, Professional Project, Logical Reasoning, and Communication, as well as live meetings mediated by specialized tutors.

In addition to the mandatory modules, the PROA Institute also offers an optional module, lasting 50 hours, in partnership with large companies.

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Among the Options for Free Vocational Courses at the Institute:

Administration (P&G);
Logistics (P&G);
Excel and Power BI (Microsoft);
Retail (Fundação Casas Bahia);
UX Design (Accenture);
Brand Promotion (BRF);
Financial Education (Bloomberg + Dahlia Capital);
Customer Service (IMFG + Grupo BMG).

To sign up, interested parties must access the official website of the PROA Institute and take a basic test in Portuguese, mathematics, and profile analysis. Approved candidates will then be able to fill in their personal information and enroll in the free vocational courses. The final deadline for registrations is August 28.

Requirements for Registration:

Be between 17 and 22 years old;
Reside in the state of São Paulo;
Be currently attending or have completed the third year of high school in a public school.

The extension of the deadline is an unmissable chance for young people in São Paulo who wish to qualify and increase their chances of success in the job market, all through the free vocational courses offered by the PROA Institute. Don’t miss this opportunity to build a promising future!

Hurry Up! Institute Extends Registration for 7,000 Slots for Free Vocational Courses

Extended Deadline Offers Unique Opportunity for Young People in São Paulo to Qualify for Free.

Among the Options for Free Vocational Courses at the Institute:

Requirements for Registration:

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Hurry Up! Institute Extends Registration for 7,000 Slots for Free Vocational Courses

Extended Deadline Offers Unique Opportunity for Young People in São Paulo to Qualify for Free.

Among the Options for Free Vocational Courses at the Institute:

Sign Up

Requirements for Registration:

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