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Fully Online Spanish Course; Sign Up and Learn a New Language for Free at the Federal Institute!

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Published on 19/09/2024 at 18:05

Curso de Espanhol totalmente online (EAD); Inscreva-se e aprenda um novo idioma no Instituto Federal gratuitamente!

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Registrations Open for the Online (Distance Learning) Basic Spanish Course at IFS. Take Advantage of 90 Free Slots Distributed Across the Campuses of Aracaju, Lagarto, and Tobias Barreto!

The Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Sergipe (IFS) opened registrations for the selection process of Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) courses, according to the Announcement. This opportunity is ideal for those seeking professional training and improvement, especially in the language area, with the offering of the course “Basic Spanish” in distance learning mode (EAD). A total of 90 slots are offered, distributed among the campuses of Aracaju, Lagarto, and Tobias Barreto.

Course Objective and Workload

The “Basic Spanish” course aims to provide basic training in the language, preparing students to interact in everyday situations. The Spanish course is entirely online (EAD), featuring synchronous (live) classes and asynchronous activities. The total workload is 160 hours, spread over 20 weeks. Synchronous meetings will take place once a week, with two different schedules, depending on the chosen campus.

Available Slots and Offering Locations

IFS is offering a total of 90 slots for the “Basic Spanish” course, with 30 slots for each campus:

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Selection Processes

The selection will be carried out through a public electronic draw, ensuring impartiality and transparency. The draw will be recorded and streamed on the official IFS YouTube channel. All candidates will have a registration number assigned at the time of registration, and the list of registered candidates will be disclosed before the draw. Additionally, there will be reserved slots for quotas, allowing self-declared black, brown, indigenous candidates, and people with disabilities who have completed high school in public schools to compete for specific slots.

Registration Requirements

To enroll in the Spanish course, the candidate must have completed or be currently completing high school. Furthermore, access to the internet and a device such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer is necessary to attend classes and complete activities. Registrations are free and conducted exclusively online.

Selection Process Timeline

Registration Period: September 19 to September 30, 2024
Basic Spanish: (160 hours), distance learning mode.
Disclosure of Registered Candidates: October 1, 2024
Public Electronic Draw: October 2, 2024
Draw Result: October 2, 2024
1st Call Enrollment: October 3 to October 9, 2024
2nd Call Enrollment: October 10 to October 14, 2024
Classes Start: October 22, 2024

Registrations

Registrations for the Spanish course are open from September 19 to September 30, 2024, and can be made exclusively online through the portal processoseletivo.ifs.edu.br. Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your skills and expand your knowledge with the “Basic Spanish” course at IFS. At the end of the course, a nationally valid certificate will be issued, ideal for those looking to improve their resume and professional opportunities.

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