Free Online Courses Offered by the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul

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Published on 18/03/2021 at 15:41

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Federal Institute of RS Is Offering 10 Free Online Courses for Youth Training for the Job Market

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul – IFSul, is accepting registrations for free online courses. The courses are offered with the aim of preparing young people and workers for productive social life and promoting their insertion into the job market. In total, there will be 10 courses and registrations can be made until April 12.

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The teaching platform will open on April 19 and the courses must be completed by August. Students need to be able to use devices to attend classes, which can be mobile phones or computers, and internet access is essential. The average weekly time for students attending classes is approximately two hours, with the specific schedule varying depending on the chosen course.

Students will take classes as they are available on the Multi platform. More information and registrations can be made through the website, by clicking here.

Free Online Courses Offered by the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul

Federal Institute of RS Is Offering 10 Free Online Courses for Youth Training for the Job Market

Check the Free Online Courses Being Offered by the Federal Institute

How to Enroll in Free Courses at IF of Rio Grande do Sul

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