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Federal Institute Opens New Free Courses in Mathematics and AI Without a Test. Learn How to Participate in IFSP Courses and Boost Your Professional Resume.
The study of Artificial Intelligence or preparation for public competitions can transform the careers of many people, as these fields offer valuable opportunities for professional growth and the development of essential skills for the current job market. With this in mind, the Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) has opened registrations for 2 free courses in AI and Mathematics, aimed at those looking to improve their knowledge and stand out in the job market.
Check Below the Details About IFSP’s Free Mathematics and AI Courses
The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP), through the Capivari Campus, announced the opening of registrations for a simplified selection process. The announcement includes two free in-person extension courses in AI and Mathematics at the Capivari campus. The announcement includes two in-person extension courses:
Artificial Intelligence Techniques and Machine Learning
With a workload of 40 hours, this course has 20 spots available for people interested in learning about artificial intelligence. It is required to be enrolled in or have completed a degree course. This training starts on October 14, 2024.
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Mathematics for Competitions
With a workload of 20 hours, this IFSP training targets young people and adults who wish to improve their mathematical knowledge for public competitions. Interested candidates must be at least 18 years old, and the training is scheduled for October 21, 2024.
Individuals who meet the specified prerequisites for each course can register for the free mathematics and AI courses. There is no registration fee, and spots are limited, with 5% reserved for candidates with disabilities and 25% for self-declared Black, Brown, or Indigenous individuals.
How to Enroll in IFSP’s Free AI and Mathematics Courses?
Registrations for the Federal Institute’s training take place from October 3 to 10, 2024. Interested parties must complete the electronic form by the last day of the registration period. The selection process will be conducted through the analysis of a letter of interest, which must be written and submitted in the final step of the registration form. The letter should contain between 150 and 450 words and address:
- The importance of the course for the candidate’s education;
- Availability for commitment to the course;
- Other relevant points;
- Professional and intellectual reasons for the application.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to take free courses in mathematics and AI at the Federal Institute to revolutionize your professional journey. IFSP Capivari Campus is opening doors with these two free AI and mathematics courses that could be a turning point in many careers.
About IFSP
The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP) is a federal educational autarchy founded in 1909 as the School of Apprentice Artificers. It is recognized by the São Paulo society for its excellence in high-quality free public education.
Throughout its history, it has also been known as the Federal Technical School of São Paulo and the Federal Center for Technological Education of São Paulo. With the transformation into an Institute in December 2008, it gained university status, standing out for its autonomy.
With this change, the Federal Institute of São Paulo began allocating 50% of the spots for technical courses and at least 20% for undergraduate courses, especially in the fields of Science and Mathematics. IFSP is organized into various campuses and has over 40,000 enrolled students across the 36 units distributed throughout the state of São Paulo.
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