200 Openings in Free Electrician Courses at the Bahia State Electricity Company (Coelba)

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/10/2020 at 11:05

Updated on 17/10/2020 at 11:18

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Free Course for Electrician in Bahia – BA Offered by the State Electricity Company of Bahia (Coelba)

Were you looking for free electrician courses? Fortune has knocked on your door – the State Electricity Company of Bahia (Coelba) has more than 200 openings in free online courses for electricians.

Electricians’ School of the State Electricity Company of Bahia (Coelba)

The State Electricity Company of Bahia (Coelba) is a company of the Neoenergia group that distributes electricity to 5.8 million consumer units, serving 15.3 million people.

It is the third largest electricity distributor in the country in terms of the number of customers and the sixth in the volume of energy distributed, according to the ranking of the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel). In the North and Northeast, it is the leading distributor in terms of energy volume and customers.

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Requirements to Secure Your Spot in Free Electrician Courses in Bahia-BA

To apply, interested parties must have completed high school, be at least 18 years old, and have a driver’s license in categories B, C, or D. Other requirements are in the notice, available on the website of the National Service for Industrial Learning (Senai): www.fieb.org.br/senai. Some students will be selected for filling future job openings within the institution.

Location for Filling the Vacancies of the Free Electrician Courses

The 200 places in free courses are distributed in the municipalities of Santo Antônio de Jesus (50), Valença (50), Senhor do Bonfim (25), Juazeiro (25), and Jacobina (50). To participate, you must have completed high school, be at least 18 years old, and have a driver’s license in categories B, C, or D. All classes occur online via the platform ‘Meu SENAI’.

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