Free Construction Courses in Rio de Janeiro With Tool Kits and PPE, Stipend, and Snacks; Must Have Education From 5th Grade Onward

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/12/2023 at 20:13

Cursos gratuito na construção civil com certificado

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Free Civil Construction Course in Rio de Janeiro for Women Aged 18 to 45 from Low Income Backgrounds, Head of Households, and Unemployed

The Rio de Janeiro is buzzing with exciting news: free courses in civil construction, exclusively for women! This pioneering initiative, breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated sector, is a beacon of hope and empowerment. Women from low-income backgrounds, heads of families, and unemployed, this is your chance to change your life. Secure your spot now!

The free civil construction course is not just about technical skills; it is also about social responsibility. Graduates will apply their knowledge in community projects, improving social spaces and amplifying the positive impact of the project. It’s a chance to leave your mark on the world, starting from your own neighborhood!

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With a duration of up to six months, the free course combines theory and practice, preparing students for the job market. And there’s more: in the last three months, participants receive a scholarship and snacks during classes. At the end, a tool kit and PPEs will be provided, paving the way for a promising career in civil construction.

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To participate in the free course, it’s simple: candidates must be between 18 and 45 years old, with a minimum education level of 5th grade, and reside in the Maricá region. Enrollment is limited, so hurry! Bring your ID and CPF to the headquarters of GRES União de Maricá, on RJ-106. This is your opportunity to enter the civil construction field, a market full of possibilities!

FAQs:

Who can enroll?
Women aged 18 to 45, from low-income backgrounds, heads of households, and unemployed from the Maricá region.
What is the duration of the course?
The course lasts up to six months, with theoretical and practical classes.
Are there any financial benefits during the course?
Yes, in the last three months, students receive a scholarship and snacks.
What happens at the end of the course?
Graduates receive a tool kit and PPEs, and apply their knowledge in community projects.

Free Construction Courses in Rio de Janeiro With Tool Kits and PPE, Stipend, and Snacks; Must Have Education From 5th Grade Onward

Free Civil Construction Course in Rio de Janeiro for Women Aged 18 to 45 from Low Income Backgrounds, Head of Households, and Unemployed

Register Now

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