Free Courses In The Offshore Area Will Be Offered By The City Hall Of Quissamã

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/06/2019 at 14:52

Updated on 26/06/2019 at 19:06

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Attention Residents of the Region, the Quissamã City Hall Will Offer Free Lifeguard and HUET Courses. Registration Starts 07/01!

More qualification! The Quissamã City Hall, through the Municipal Secretariat of Economic Development, Labor, and Tourism, will offer 100 spots for the professional qualification course in the offshore area for CBSP and HUET. Of the total spots offered, 25% will be reserved for individuals benefited by the municipality’s social programs, upon presentation of the Social Identification Number (NIS); 25% for candidates with one course in the offshore area; and 50% for candidates with two courses in the offshore area.

The Secretary of Economic Development, Labor, and Tourism, Arnaldo Mattoso, highlights that preference will be given to unemployed individuals who currently cannot afford the course. “This is a way to provide greater chances of boarding for the residents. It will be an opportunity to contribute to their insertion in the job market because without these courses, individuals cannot board. So, there are 100 spots opening at a time when the oil industry is beginning to show signs of recovery,” he emphasized.

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Requirements

The candidate must have completed elementary education and be over 18 years old.
The candidate must not have abandoned any course previously offered by the Qualification Program, unless the justification was considered relevant and accepted by the municipality;
The candidate must not have an employment relationship;
The candidate must not be under 18 years old;
The candidate must not be retired;
The candidate must not have a CNPJ.

Registration

Registrations can be made from July 1 to August 2 at the Entrepreneur House, at Avenida Barão de Vila Franca, no. 292, Centro, and between July 15 and 19 at the Baixada House, Rua Vicente Ribeiro da Silva, s/n, Barra do Furado. At the time of registration, the candidate must complete the form, which includes information about basic requirements for selection. For more information, read the full announcement by clicking here.

Classification and Enrollment

The list of selected candidates will be posted at the Entrepreneur House, Facebook, and the city hall website (www.quissama.rj.gov.br), according to the date and time established in the calendar.

And if the number of registrants exceeds the number of spots offered per class, students will be selected by the Special Selection Committee, as per the ordinance to be published. The committee will select students based on family income, which will be provided by CRAS (Social Assistance Reference Center).

The results of the selection process will be announced on August 23, starting at 2 PM, at the Entrepreneur House. Enrollment for candidates must be completed between August 26 and 30. The remaining spots will be announced on September 3, from 9 AM to 11 AM, at the Entrepreneur House.

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Free Courses In The Offshore Area Will Be Offered By The City Hall Of Quissamã

Attention Residents of the Region, the Quissamã City Hall Will Offer Free Lifeguard and HUET Courses. Registration Starts 07/01!

Requirements

Registration

Classification and Enrollment

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Free Courses In The Offshore Area Will Be Offered By The City Hall Of Quissamã

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