Registration Is Open for the Selection of Free Online and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP Capivari Campus

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Published on 31/07/2024 at 17:15

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Registrations Open for Free EAD and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP

Registrations are open for the selection of the free EAD and in-person extension courses offered by the Capivari Campus of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP). This is your chance to enhance your education, and the best part: at no cost!

Courses Available at IFSP:

Basic Android Developer EAD
Android Developer EAD
WEB Development: Learn to Program from Scratch HTML and CSS EAD
ENEM for Everyone – Question Resolution and Content Review EAD
Gender and Diversity in the School Environment EAD
Basic English II EAD
Introduction to Solidarity Economy EAD
Entrepreneurship (In-Person)
Greek Mythology (In-Person)

Different Formats for All Profiles

The free EAD and in-person extension courses at IFSP are diverse and meet different needs. For instance, the Basic Android Developer and Android Developer courses are 100% asynchronous, meaning you can complete them at your own pace. However, the Basic English II course, while EAD, includes some synchronous meetings for that extra support.

Oh, and if you prefer something more hands-on, the WEB Development: Learn to Program from Scratch HTML and CSS course has an in-person meeting scheduled for 11/23/2024. This way, you can resolve all your questions face-to-face.

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How to Enroll in the Free EAD and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP

Announcement No. CPV.049/2024 provides all the information about the EAD courses, while Announcement No. CPV.050/2024 covers the in-person courses. To enroll in the free EAD and in-person extension courses at IFSP, simply follow the indicated procedure:

For in-person courses, go to the Capivari Campus according to the instructions in the announcement.
For EAD courses, just access the link EAD Registrations and fill out the form.

Registrations are open until 08/07/2024, so don’t waste time!

This is your opportunity to learn something new and stand out in the job market. Don’t let it pass! Hurry over and secure your spot in the free EAD and in-person extension courses at IFSP.

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Registration Is Open for the Selection of Free Online and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP Capivari Campus

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Courses Available at IFSP:

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Registration Is Open for the Selection of Free Online and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP Capivari Campus

Registrations Open for Free EAD and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP

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How to Enroll in the Free EAD and In-Person Extension Courses at IFSP

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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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