Edutech Offers Over 100,000 Spots in Free Courses Involving Games and Programming
Enrollment for the free courses in programming, games, and animation through the Edutech program is open until March 12. To enroll, students must visit the Seed website.
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Edutech Will Split Classes for Free Courses
Classes start on March 22 and continue until the end of the 2021 school year. The courses are offered online, with a tutor responsible for each class.
According to Seed-PR, the courses are divided according to classes. Below is the distribution by grades (students in the 2nd and 3rd grades can choose between two course options):
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Take a technical course at the Federal Institute: there are over 950 open spots in free technical courses in Logistics, Mechanics, Baking, Building Construction, and Renewable Energy Systems at IFPI.
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Electricians School begins a new phase of training with 600 spots for a free technical course at Senai and strengthens the connection between professional education, technological innovation, and concrete opportunities for market entry.
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The state of Paraná offers 3,500 free technical course slots in 2026 and begins a new phase of professional training with enrollment open until June 30, strengthening workforce development in sectors that drive the regional economy.
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Foresea completes Offshore Development Program with 34 trainees hired, partnership with Firjan SENAI, and technical training for offshore drilling.
- 6th and 7th Grade: Games and Animation – Level 1
- 8th and 9th Grade: Games and Animation – Level 2
- 1st Grade: Front-End Programming with HTML and CSS
- 2nd Grade: Data Science or Mobile Development Based on JavaScript
- 3rd Grade: Java Programming or Python Programming
Complete Your Registration
To register for the free games and programming courses at Edutech you must fill out the registration form provided by the institution and wait for their response.
CLICK HERE AND FILL OUT THE FORM!
Minister Says In-Person Classes Still Have No Return Date in PR
The Minister of Education, Milton Ribeiro, stated yesterday in an interview for the program A Voz do Brasil, that the federal government is planning goals for a gradual return to in-person education, but that this return will not happen at any cost, only with criteria and decisions that respect Brazil’s continental dimensions and the different sanitary conditions of the regions. The information comes from Agência Brasil.
“We have invested about 250 million [in connectivity for public schools]. It is worth noting that public school students who do not have the same access to education as students from private schools are supported by the law that regulates access to public universities, with a reserve of 50% of the spots,” explained the minister.

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