Free Web Programming Course for People with Disabilities Offered by Energisa and SENAI

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An Inclusive Initiative Opens Doors for Technology Training

Energisa, in collaboration with SENAI Cataguases, launched an innovative selective program aimed at people with disabilities (PWD), offering free training in Web Programming. With the goal of starting in early May this year, the course seeks to fill 24 spots through a selection process that begins this Monday, February 26. This program, fully online with live classes in the evening, promises quality education accessible from anywhere in the country.

To participate, candidates must meet specific requirements such as being at least 18 years old, having completed high school, possessing basic computer skills, and having the availability to attend classes at the scheduled times. The selection process is detailed, including registration, document analysis, knowledge tests, online interviews, and finally, enrollment. Applications will be open until March 18, with all information available through a specific link.

Commitment to Inclusion and Professional Development

Antonio Linhares, People Director of the Energisa Group, emphasized the company’s commitment to providing qualification opportunities for everyone. He highlights that this initiative follows the guidelines of the group’s Sustainability Policy, aiming to promote diversity and contribute to the development and well-being of the community. Linhares firmly believes in the power of inclusion to enrich the company with a diversity of knowledge and experiences.

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Benefits and Opportunities of the Course

Participants in the Web Programming course will have access to high-quality training at no cost, a SENAI certification recognized in the job market, flexibility with live online classes in the evening, and the possibility of employment within the Energisa Group for students who excel. This project not only provides education and certification but also opens doors to real and tangible job opportunities, demonstrating Energisa’s and SENAI’s commitment to the professional future of their students.

About Energisa

With nearly 119 years of operation, Energisa positions itself as one of the leading groups in the electric sector in Brazil, with a broad ecosystem that encompasses everything from electricity distribution and photovoltaic generation to innovative energy solutions. Serving more than 20 million people across the country and generating over 20,000 direct and indirect jobs, Energisa continues to transform energy into comfort and development, highlighting its crucial role in building a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Source: Cecília – press from the Brazilian Academy of Sciences (ABC).

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