Cursos gratuitos online (EAD) com certificado são oferecidos por Co.liga e Grupo CCR para aprender sobre turismo, cultura, programação e muito mais

Free Online Courses (EAD) With Certificate Offered by Co.liga and Grupo CCR to Learn About Tourism, Culture, Programming, and More

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Published on 05/01/2025 at 11:36

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Start 2025 on the right foot and give your boost to your resume! The digital school Co.liga, in partnership with Grupo CCR, is offering a series of free online short courses for young people in situations of social vulnerability.

The goal of this partnership is ambitious: to reach 100,000 young people and promote their educational and productive inclusion throughout the next year. The results are encouraging, with four out of ten participants securing a new job after training.

Free Training and Impact in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro is the state with the highest adoption of the platform, representing 76% of enrolled students. The most popular courses reflect the cultural and tourist vocation of the region, notably:

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How to Enroll in Free Courses?

Enrollment is simple and accessible. Just be over 15 years old and access the virtual platform coliga.digital. There, you will find a variety of free courses, such as:

Photography Editing and Treatment
Creative Programming
Introduction to Audiovisual Scriptwriting
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Food Security in Gastronomy
History and Fundamentals of Programming (including CSS, HTML, and JavaScript)

Certification and Professional Impact

After completing the courses, participants receive certificates that can be added to their resumes, increasing their chances of securing positions in the job market.

Don’t miss the chance to qualify for free and start 2025 with new opportunities. Sign up now and transform your future!

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Free Online Courses (EAD) With Certificate Offered by Co.liga and Grupo CCR to Learn About Tourism, Culture, Programming, and More

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Free Online Courses (EAD) With Certificate Offered by Co.liga and Grupo CCR to Learn About Tourism, Culture, Programming, and More

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