Free Online Technical Courses (EAD) at Senac: Over 5,500 Openings in Areas Such as IT, Administration, Health, and More

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Published on 12/02/2025 at 15:53

Cursos técnicos gratuitos online (EAD) no Senac: São mais de 5.500 vagas em áreas como TI, administração, saúde e mais

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The National Service for Commercial Learning (Senac) is offering 5,560 full scholarships at its units located in Sorocaba, Salto, Itu, and Itapetininga. The free online technical courses (EAD) cover various areas such as design, arts and architecture, communication and marketing, events, photography, management and business, fashion, health and wellness, information technology, gastronomy, languages, among others.

The offering of these scholarships reinforces Senac’s commitment to professional qualification and educational development, providing free access to quality training. Enrollment is already open, and interested individuals should secure their spot as soon as possible.

Distribution of Scholarships by Unit

Itu

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At the Senac Itu unit, 600 scholarships are available for courses such as basic English, administrative assistant, commercial photography with a mobile phone, and gardening of cacti and succulents. In Salto, 2,500 scholarships are available for technical courses in logistics, administration, interior design, game programming, and graphic design. There are also Excel training sessions, from basic to advanced, and civil firefighter courses.

Itapetininga

The Itapetininga unit offers 960 scholarships for technical courses in human resources, administration, marketing, finance, occupational safety, massage therapy, informatics, nursing, and professional specialization, including occupational nursing. There are free courses like basic and intermediate English, video editing with Adobe Premiere, pharmacy attendant, social media content marketing with Artificial Intelligence (AI), and social makeup.

Sorocaba

In Sorocaba, Senac offers 1,500 scholarships for various courses, including training in wine sommelier, technical specialization in surgical instrumentation, electrocardiogram interpretation, preparation of good practices manuals for the food sector, bartender and cocktail preparation, Thai massage, podcast production, public speaking techniques, barista specialized in coffee cocktails, cake and dessert pastry, and critical patient life support.

Enrollment for Courses

To compete for the scholarships, it is necessary to prove a monthly family income of up to two minimum wages per person. Enrollments must be made 20 days before the start of the desired course, always at noon, through the official Senac website. Spots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis in a virtual waiting line.

Free Online Technical Courses (EAD) at Senac: Over 5,500 Openings in Areas Such as IT, Administration, Health, and More

Training at Senac! Enroll in Free Online Technical Courses (EAD) in Gastronomy, Nursing, Marketing, and IT. Limited Spots!

Distribution of Scholarships by Unit

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