Free Online Courses (EAD) in English, Excel, ChatGPT, and More; No Selection Process and No Candidate Limits

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Veduca Platform Launches Free Online Courses (EAD): ChatGPT, Excel, and English, Among Other Options. Get Your Certificate!

Veduca, a distance learning platform (EaD), has just expanded its portfolio with new free online courses, including ChatGPT, English, Excel, and Word. All courses are in the Mooc format (Massive Open Online Course) and were developed in partnership with major Brazilian institutions, according to the Catraca Livre website.

New Free Online Courses from Veduca

The free EaD courses are designed by professors from renowned institutions such as the University of São Paulo (USP), Brazilian Institute of Capital Markets (IBMEC), and the Institute of Administration Foundation (FIA). Although free, the EaD courses offer an optional certificate, available for R$ 49.90.

ChatGPT Course

This course teaches the essential concepts of ChatGPT, a powerful artificial intelligence tool, ideal for those looking to enhance their understanding and boost their career.

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Excel Course from Basic to Advanced

Perfect for those who want to master Excel, the course covers everything from basic to advanced concepts, totaling 30 hours of classes divided into 11 topics.

Requirements:

Device with internet access
Availability to watch the videos and practice the concepts

Word Course from Basic to Advanced

A practical and comprehensive Word course, with 30 hours of on-demand video lessons. Ideal for those who want to boost their career and stand out in the job market.

Requirements:

Device with internet access
Availability to watch the videos and practice the concepts

English Course

Targeted at those who want to learn the essential concepts of English, this course is perfect for improving language comprehension and increasing job market opportunities.

Requirements:

Device with internet access
Availability to watch the videos and practice the concepts

Certificates and Advantages

Although all courses are free, Veduca offers the option to acquire a certificate for R$ 49.90. This document can be a differentiator on your resume, certifying the completion and learning of the content.

The free online courses from Veduca are developed in partnership with renowned institutions such as USP, IBMEC, and FIA, ensuring quality and updated content. The Mooc methodology allows a large number of students to participate in the courses, promoting the democratization of knowledge.

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Veduca’s initiative to offer free EaD courses is an excellent opportunity for those looking to improve their skills and increase their chances in the job market, without needing to invest much money. With courses ranging from basic to advanced in essential tools like Excel and Word, as well as languages and emerging technologies such as ChatGPT, the platform establishes itself as an important ally in distance education in Brazil.

To register, simply access the Veduca website CLICKING HERE, choose the desired course, and start learning. Don’t miss the opportunity to qualify and boost your career with Veduca’s free courses.

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27/06/2024 11:42

não estou conseguindo fazer a inscrição para o curso de Excel.

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Free Online Courses (EAD) in English, Excel, ChatGPT, and More; No Selection Process and No Candidate Limits

Veduca Platform Launches Free Online Courses (EAD): ChatGPT, Excel, and English, Among Other Options. Get Your Certificate!

New Free Online Courses from Veduca

ChatGPT Course

Excel Course from Basic to Advanced

Word Course from Basic to Advanced

English Course

Certificates and Advantages

Register Here!

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Free Online Courses (EAD) in English, Excel, ChatGPT, and More; No Selection Process and No Candidate Limits

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