Governo de São Paulo: Inscrições para 3 Mil Vagas de Cursos

São Paulo Government: Last Days for Enrollment in 3,000 Free Course Slots

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 27/09/2023 at 18:32

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Today is the last day for young people aged 16 to 24 with a complete elementary education to secure their participation in Qualifica SP – My First Job, a program from the Government of São Paulo that offers 3,000 spots in free courses. This initiative from the Secretary of Economic Development aims to empower young people and prepare them to enter the job market.

Courses Aligned with Market Demands

The offered courses have been carefully developed to meet the current needs of the job market. They cover three fundamental areas: Information Technology, Management and Business, and Automotive. According to data from IBGE (2022), about 30% of young people in São Paulo are unemployed, many work informally and lack the minimum education to access the productive market.

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Variety of Free Courses with Flexible Schedules

Candidates have 16 course options available, each lasting 120 hours, which can be completed in four months. Of the 3,092 spots available from the Government of São Paulo, 625 are for in-person classes and 2,467 are for live online courses. In-person classes will be conducted at partner institutions, such as Technical Schools (Etecs), State Technology Colleges (Fatecs) under the Centro Paula Souza (CPS), and Senai units in 19 municipalities across the state of São Paulo.

Simple Registrations and No Selection Process by the Government of São Paulo

To register, simply access the website www.cursosprofissionalizantes.sp.gov.br, create an account and select the course of your choice. No selection process is required. The announcement of the selected candidates will take place between September 29 and October 2, with classes expected to start in October.

Communication by E-Mail

Communication with the registered individuals will be done exclusively by e-mail, using the personal data provided at the time of registration on the website.

Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire valuable skills and prepare for a successful career. Check out the available course options and secure your spot right now:

Logistics Assistant
Learn to Program in C#
Financial Assistant
Sales Assistant
App Development
Website Creation with Digital Marketing
Website and Digital Platforms Creation
E-commerce Development
Software Development for Web and Mobile
Excel Applied to the Administrative Area
Small Business Management
Introduction to Databases
Digital Games
Digital Marketing and Sales on Social Media
Fundamental Cybersecurity
Automotive Technology and Electricity

Invest in your professional future and be part of Qualifica SP – My First Job. The Government of São Paulo is ready to help you pave the way for success in the job market.

São Paulo Government: Last Days for Enrollment in 3,000 Free Course Slots

Variety of Free Courses with Flexible Schedules

Simple Registrations and No Selection Process by the Government of São Paulo

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