Free Technical Courses in Electrotechnics, Construction, and Environment: Secure Your Professional Qualification and Enhance Your Job Market Opportunities

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Published on 17/02/2025 at 13:14

Cursos técnicos gratuitos em eletrotécnica, edificações e meio ambiente: garanta a sua qualificação profissional e amplie suas chances no mercado de trabalho

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Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute-IFSC Criciúma. Ensure Your Professional Qualification and Recognized Certificate.

The Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC) has opened registrations to fill remaining spots in concurrent and subsequent technical courses after high school at the Criciúma campus. Take advantage of this opportunity to secure your qualification in recognized free technical courses, enhancing your chances in the job market. Don’t leave it until the last minute!

Selection Process by Order of Registration

The selection of candidates will be done by order of registration. To participate in the free technical courses, interested parties must access the Registration Portal of the Federal Institute-IFSC.

The classification of registered candidates for professional qualification will follow the following criteria:

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Courses with Available Spots at IFSC Criciúma

The available spots at the Criciúma campus are for the following free technical courses:

Concurrent Technical Course in Environmental Management (afternoon)
Subsequent Technical Course in Building Construction (evening)
Subsequent Technical Course in Electrical Engineering (evening – reserve list)

How to Enroll in the Courses

Classes are scheduled to start in March, and registrations for the free technical courses can be made until February 19. Interested individuals should visit the Federal Institute’s website www.ifsc.edu.br/criciuma to complete their enrollment.

It is important to secure your spot in the professional qualification as soon as possible, as the main criterion is the order of registration. Don’t miss this opportunity to qualify for the job market with free and recognized courses!

Free Technical Courses in Electrotechnics, Construction, and Environment: Secure Your Professional Qualification and Enhance Your Job Market Opportunities

Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute-IFSC Criciúma. Ensure Your Professional Qualification and Recognized Certificate.

Selection Process by Order of Registration

Courses with Available Spots at IFSC Criciúma

How to Enroll in the Courses

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