The Time Is Approaching! Last Day to Enroll in IFPI’s Free Online Specialization Courses

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Published on 22/07/2024 at 13:54

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Final Deadline to Secure Your Spot in the Free EAD Specialization Courses at IFPI

Today is the last day! The registrations for the free specialization EAD courses at IFPI close today, July 22. The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Piauí (IFPI) has openings for various specializations offered through the Open University of Brazil (UAB) program.

If you have a recognized bachelor’s degree by MEC and are looking for a specialization, this is your chance. But hurry up, the deadline is running out!

Unique Opportunity

The free EAD specialization courses at IFPI are a great opportunity for those looking to qualify without spending anything. Among the options are:

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How to Enroll in the Free EAD Specialization Courses

To enroll in the free EAD specialization courses at IFPI, just access the link THIS LINK. Remember that there is a registration fee of R$ 50.

But, attention! The classes will not be entirely online. Those approved will need to participate in face-to-face meetings on Saturdays, so plan to be present.

Important Dates

Registration period: 07/16/2024 to 07/22/2024 (today is the last day!)
Preliminary results: 07/27/2024
Appeals period: 07/28/2024
Final results after appeals: 07/29/2024
Enrollment period: 07/30/2024

Don’t miss this chance to specialize and upgrade your career with the free EAD specialization courses at IFPI. Spots are limited and the deadline is ending. Good luck!

About IFPI

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Piauí, better known as IFPI, is one of the most respected institutions in the field of technical and technological education in Brazil. With a history marked by excellence in teaching, IFPI offers courses ranging from technical to postgraduate levels, always focusing on quality and social inclusion.

The free EAD specialization courses at IFPI are part of this commitment to quality and accessible education. Through the Open University of Brazil (UAB) program, IFPI aims to expand its reach and offer opportunities for those who wish to specialize, even while being distant from major urban centers.

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The Time Is Approaching! Last Day to Enroll in IFPI’s Free Online Specialization Courses

Final Deadline to Secure Your Spot in the Free EAD Specialization Courses at IFPI

Unique Opportunity

How to Enroll in the Free EAD Specialization Courses

Important Dates

About IFPI

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He transformed an abandoned plastic water tank into an underground house in the “hobbit hole” style, using only repurposed pallet wood, without heavy machinery or expensive labor.

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