Online Courses for Construction Professionals Offered by Sinduscon - MG Now Open for Registration This August

Online Courses for Construction Professionals Offered by Sinduscon – MG Now Open for Registration This August

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/08/2020 at 16:21

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Free Online Courses for Civil Construction Offered by Sinduscon – MG Are Open for Enrollment

If you work in civil construction and were looking for free online courses, the Union of the Construction Industry in the State of Minas Gerais will hold a collection of online courses for construction workers and other professionals this August.

Free Courses for Civil Construction

For professionals working in civil construction, Sinduscon – MG has prepared special topics, including free training courses “Project Management,” “Contractors’ Risk Inventory Management and Risk Management Program (PGR),” and finally, a free lecture on “StorySelling: How We Sell Through Stories” for those who wish to use the power of storytelling to sell.

Additionally, as not everything in life can be free, there is an administrative fee charged for each of the courses, as we emphasize that only free registrations must be made through the official Sinduscon – MG portal.

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Free Registrations, but You Must Pay to Attend

Contractors’ Risk Inventory Management and Risk Management Program (PGR). From August 24 to 28, members pay R$ 200, union members pay R$ 250, and non-members pay R$ 315.

About Free Registrations for Online Courses

If you are interested and wish to register, you should contact the Training Center of Sinduscon-MG by phone at (31) 3253-2662 or by email at ctreina@sinduscon-mg.org.br.

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