DELL prorroga inscrições para 2 mil vagas em 13 cursos gratuitos online de tecnologia e negócios

DELL Extends Registration for 2,000 Openings in 13 Free Online Technology and Business Courses

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/04/2020 at 16:23

DELL prorroga inscrições para 2 mil vagas em 13 cursos gratuitos online de tecnologia e negócios

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2 thousand openings in 13 free online courses in the technology and business area exclusive to the State of Rio de Janeiro have had applications extended to May 3rd. Take advantage and sign up too! CEDERJ opens 370 spots for completely free qualification courses; registration until May 10th.

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The courses are offered by the State Secretariat for Science, Technology and Innovation (SECTI), in partnership with DELL. This call is to fill the remaining and idle spots from the 2 thousand made available in March this year, for residents of Rio de Janeiro.

Following the guidance of the Secretary of Science, Technology and Innovation (SECTI), Leonardo Rodrigues, to seek partnerships between government entities and private companies to provide learning opportunities and new knowledge in the area for the local population, the Undersecretary of State for Cooperation with the Technological and Innovative Sector, Filippo Scelza, believes that this opportunity is unique to promote inclusion in the job market for people with disabilities and those in social vulnerability.

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“In the midst of protective measures against the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), both in the country and in our state of Rio, staying home is essential to avoid the spread and contagion of the disease. Despite the situation, this period can and should be seen as a moment to professionalize through virtual platforms like the one we are offering. These free courses arranged by the technology giant Dell will qualify all those seeking a position or re-placement in the job market,” Filippo stated.

Registration for Free Online Courses DELL – Rio de Janeiro

Interested residents of Rio de Janeiro can access and register through the website leadfortaleza.com.br until May 3rd.

DELL Extends Registration for 2,000 Openings in 13 Free Online Technology and Business Courses

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Registration for Free Online Courses DELL – Rio de Janeiro

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