Labor Shortage Surprises Senai and Opens Positions in Distance Learning Course in Information Technology, Sector Expected to Create 100,000 New Jobs in Upcoming Months

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Published on 12/08/2024 at 22:24

Updated on 12/08/2024 at 22:31

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The Brazilian State Is Standing Out as One of the Main Technology Hubs in the Country with Exponential Growth in the Information Technology (IT) Sector. What Many People Still Don’t Know Is That the National Industrial Learning Service (Senai) Is Offering a Unique Opportunity for Those Who Want to Enter or Specialize in This Promising Market.

Senai Has Opened Registrations for 11 Distance Learning Courses in the IT Area, One of the Hottest Sectors with the Highest Demand for Qualified Professionals in the State. But what makes these courses so special? Keep reading to find out.

According to the Santa Catarina Association of Technology (Acate), the expectation is that by the end of 2025, the IT sector in Santa Catarina will surpass the impressive mark of 100,000 job openings.

Currently, the state already has 22,000 technology companies, employing about 76,700 people and generating R$ 24 billion annually. Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina, has already earned the nickname “Silicon Island,” in a clear reference to the famous Silicon Valley in the United States, home to global technology giants.

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This explosion of opportunities makes the courses offered by Senai an excellent choice for those who want to secure a spot in this market. Among the available options is the Front-End Developer – React course, with 240 hours of content aimed at both young people looking to enter the market and adults transitioning careers.

This course trains students in building, organizing, and customizing web pages using HTML, CSS, and the React framework, essential tools for anyone who wants to stand out as a developer. The learning is interactive, with short videos followed by practical exercises that are corrected directly by the platform, allowing students to progress at their own pace.

Another course that stands out is the Scrum course, lasting 30 hours, aimed at professionals who wish to specialize in the agile project management methodology. This training is essential for those who want to master the Scrum framework, increasingly used by companies seeking agility and efficiency in project execution.

For those just starting in the technology world or who need to improve their skills in everyday tools, Senai also offers options like the Google Tools course. Focusing on platforms like Drive, Meet, Chat, and Calendar, this course is ideal for those needing to familiarize themselves with the main communication, organization, and file-sharing tools used in today’s job market.

Who Can Participate

The prerequisites for participating in the courses vary, but most require only that the candidate is over 14 years old and has completed high school, in addition to a basic familiarity with computers.

This flexibility makes the opportunities accessible to a wide range of interested individuals, from teenagers to professionals seeking re-employment or updating their skills in the market. For those who want more information or to register, just access Senai’s website through this link.

According to the Federation of Industries of the State of Santa Catarina (FIESC), the offering of these courses is a direct response to the growing demand for qualified IT professionals, especially in a state that stands out for its innovation and technology.

The institution has continuously invested in creating educational programs that keep up with market trends, ensuring that its students are always ahead in their respective fields.

But are you ready to be part of this new technological landscape that is shaping Santa Catarina? With the IT market in full expansion and the constant need for new talents, Senai’s courses offer a unique opportunity to qualify and stand out in one of the most dynamic sectors today.

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Rebeca

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15/08/2024 16:49

Infelizmente o link não funciona, Gostei da proposta do estado SC, com curso totalmente online, mas a página não abre, se puder organizar isso, eu ficaria grata!

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Geraldo

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15/08/2024 13:33

Ensino médio completo aos 14 anos?

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Júlio

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15/08/2024 05:56

É uma propaganda enganosa, isso sim. O link não leva a lugar nenhum 😠😡

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