Free Technical Courses Offered by Federal Institute for Those Looking to Expand Opportunities in Areas Such as Electromechanics, Electrical Engineering, Tourism, and More

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Cursos técnicos gratuitos são oferecidos por Instituto Federal para quem deseja ampliar as oportunidades em áreas como eletromecânica, eletrotécnica, turismo e mais

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Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at IFS! There Are More than 1,010 Spots Available in Various Areas, Starting in 2025. Qualify Now!

The Federal Institute of Sergipe (IFS) has launched Public Notice No. 01/2025, announcing more than 1,010 spots for subsequent technical courses aimed at those who have already completed high school. These free technical courses are an excellent opportunity for continuous education and professional training in various areas, offered across eight campuses throughout the state.

The subsequent technical courses at the Federal Institute-IFS aim to prepare professionals to meet market demands by providing quality technical training. Classes are in-person and scheduled in morning, afternoon, and evening shifts, depending on the campus and chosen course. Lasting up to two years, the program includes theoretical and practical classes, seminars, and regular assessments.

Available Spots and Locations

There are 1,010 spots distributed among the following campuses: Aracaju, São Cristóvão, Estância, Lagarto, Propriá, Socorro, Itabaiana, and Tobias Barreto. The spots include open competition, quotas for students from public schools, and a reserve of 5% for people with disabilities (PwD).

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Selection Process

The selection for qualification will be conducted by public electronic lottery, ensuring total transparency. Half of the spots are reserved for students who completed high school in public schools, in accordance with the Quota Law. Within these reserves, there are subdivisions for black, brown, indigenous people, and PwDs.

Enrollment Requirements

To enroll in the free technical courses, the candidate must have completed high school and present documents such as CPF, ID, and academic transcript. It is important to pay attention to the choice of course, campus, and shift at the time of enrollment, as changes will not be allowed after the deadline.

Offered Courses

The free subsequent technical courses available at the Federal Institute-IFS are:

Construction
Information Technology
Electrotechnics
Occupational Safety
Food
Oil and Gas
Chemistry
Tour Guide
Agriculture
Agribusiness
Land Surveying
Electromechanics
Commerce
Agriculture and Livestock

Registrations

Registrations are free and must be made exclusively through the official website of the Federal Institute-IFS until 31/01. Don’t miss this opportunity to join a free technical course and obtain a nationally recognized certification. Secure your spot in the qualification and invest in your professional future!

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Elizabeth Rodrigues

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11/03/2025 21:35

Penso que a área de petróleo e gás conta com um vasto campo de oportunidades sem contar o quão é interessante ver as propostas surgindo dessas maravilhas do meio ambiente sem contar que na economia quase gira em torno do petróleo e gás.
Elizabeth Rodrigues.

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Vinícius Costa

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28/01/2025 10:44

Alguém poderia me dizer se são só as pessoas do estado de Sergipe que pode se inscrever.

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Durval Luis de Freitas filho

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26/01/2025 07:26

Bom dia, estou procurando um curso deste para me aperfeiçoar tanto na empresa que eu trabalho como no mercado também.

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Free Technical Courses Offered by Federal Institute for Those Looking to Expand Opportunities in Areas Such as Electromechanics, Electrical Engineering, Tourism, and More

Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at IFS! There Are More than 1,010 Spots Available in Various Areas, Starting in 2025. Qualify Now!

Available Spots and Locations

Selection Process

Enrollment Requirements

Offered Courses

Registrations

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Free Technical Courses Offered by Federal Institute for Those Looking to Expand Opportunities in Areas Such as Electromechanics, Electrical Engineering, Tourism, and More

Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at IFS! There Are More than 1,010 Spots Available in Various Areas, Starting in 2025. Qualify Now!

Available Spots and Locations

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Enrollment Requirements

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Registrations

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