Cursos gratuitos online da Fundação Estudar prepara brasileiros para Pós-Graduação no exterior

Free Online Course by Fundação Estudar Prepares Brazilians for Graduate Studies Abroad

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Published on 25/09/2024 at 19:16

Curso gratuito online da Fundação Estudar prepara brasileiros para Pós-Graduação no exterior

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Prep Pós-Graduação Offers Free Course with Everything You Need to Know to Secure Your Place at an International University

Dreaming of pursuing a postgraduate degree abroad but not sure where to start? Fundação Estudar has the solution! Prep Pós-Graduação, a free online course, offers all the tools and knowledge necessary for you to realize your dream. With 12 hours of high-quality content, mentoring, and live workshops, the program demystifies the application process and guides you step by step to secure a spot at an international university.

What Does Prep Pós-Graduação Offer?

The free course covers all aspects of the application process for a postgraduate degree abroad, from choosing the program to writing the letter of recommendation. Some of the topics covered include:

Scholarship Opportunities: Find out how to finance your studies and reduce application costs.
English Proficiency Tests: Learn the best strategies to prepare and achieve a good score on tests like TOEFL and IELTS.
Letter of Recommendation: Understand how to request and write an effective letter of recommendation.
Personal Branding: Learn how to build an attractive profile for universities and stand out from other candidates.

Who is the Course For?

Prep Pós-Graduação is aimed at all high school students dreaming of pursuing a postgraduate degree abroad. There are no income restrictions or prerequisites.

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Why Take Prep Pós-Graduação?

Comprehensive and Up-to-Date Content: The course covers all aspects of the application process for a postgraduate degree abroad.
Live Mentoring and Workshops: Have the opportunity to clarify your doubts with experts and interact with other students.
Free of Charge: The course is completely free, offering a unique opportunity for those seeking to achieve the dream of studying abroad.
Increased Chances of Success: With the knowledge gained in the course, you will be better prepared to face the selection process and secure a spot at a renowned university.

How to Enroll?

Enrollment for the free Prep Pós-Graduação course is open and can be done through the Fundação Estudar website. It is important to note that spots are limited, so be sure to sign up as soon as possible!

Don’t miss this opportunity to take an important step towards your international career. Access the content and sign up for Prep Pós-Graduação and start planning your future!

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Free Online Course by Fundação Estudar Prepares Brazilians for Graduate Studies Abroad

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Why Take Prep Pós-Graduação?

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