COTEC Announces Over 18,000 Openings in Free Training and Qualification Courses with Certificates for Residents of Goiás

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Published on 15/01/2022 at 18:33

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COTEC Has Over 18 Thousand Vacancies in Free Qualification and Training Courses Open to Residents of Goiás with Right to Free Completion Certificates

The Technological Colleges of Goiás (COTEC) announced over 18,000 vacancies in free qualification and training courses through a partnership with the Government of Goiás, via the State Secretary of Resumption (SER), and the Federal University of Goiás (UFG). The free courses have an average duration of 40 to 240 hours, and at the end, students are entitled to free certificates.

Requirements to Participate in COTEC’s Free Courses

To secure registration for opportunities in Goiás, interested individuals must be at least 16 years old and have completed elementary school. Courses are offered in various fields of knowledge such as, for example: Tailoring, Beauty Services, Administrative Routines, Personal Finance, and Culinary Techniques.

The free courses with certificates are available for residents of the following cities: Porangatu, Ceres, Formosa, Jaraguá, Goianésia, Goiás, Goiânia, Cristalina, Palmeiras de Goiás, Anápolis, Catalão, Caiapônia, Goiatuba, Santa Helena de Goiás, Piranhas, and Uruana.

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Learn How to Register for COTEC’s Free Courses

Those interested in participating in one of the opportunities with free certificates must access the institution’s announcement website. On the site, there is the option to choose the type of course, such as training and qualification, and also select the school of interest. See the available schools below:

Fernando Cunha Júnior;
Celso Monteiro Furtado;
Maria Sebastiana da Silva;
Governor Otávio Lage;
Jerônimo Carlos do Prado;
Goiandira Ayres do Couto;
Governor Onofre Quinan;
Carmem Dutra de Araújo;
Luiz Humberto de Menezes;
Irtes Alves de Castro Ribeiro;
Aguinaldo de Campos Netto;
Father Antônio Vermey;
Labibe Faiad;
Genervino Evangelista da Fonseca;
Célio Domingos Mazzonetto;
Ruth Vilaça Correia L. Cardoso;
Sebastião de Siqueira.

It is important to note that registrations for qualification courses will be open until January 27, while registrations for training courses will be open until March 29. The announcements for each of the free courses and additional registration information can be found on the COTEC website.

The Technological Colleges of Goiás are spread across 17 municipalities in the State, reaching various areas that can develop and expand with the offering of free courses that align with their reality.

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Get to Know COTEC

The Government of the State of Goiás, through the SER, the Educational and Cultural Radio and Television Foundation (RTVE), and the UFG have joined forces to renew professional qualification and training education and technical courses.

With this renewal, the management of the Technological Colleges of Goiás has become the responsibility of UFG, which carries it out through CETT/UFG, whose mission is to assist in the advancement and strengthening of research, extension, and teaching for Technological Professional Education (EPT) in the State of Goiás.

COTEC Announces Over 18,000 Openings in Free Training and Qualification Courses with Certificates for Residents of Goiás

COTEC Has Over 18 Thousand Vacancies in Free Qualification and Training Courses Open to Residents of Goiás with Right to Free Completion Certificates

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COTEC Announces Over 18,000 Openings in Free Training and Qualification Courses with Certificates for Residents of Goiás

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Requirements to Participate in COTEC’s Free Courses

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