Study For Free at IFSC! Institute Offers 900 Spots in Free Courses With Certificate

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Published on 20/07/2024 at 13:26

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Enrollment Open Until July 21 at Palhoça Campus for IFSC Free Courses

Hey, guys! The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Santa Catarina (IFSC) is now accepting enrollments for 900 spots in free courses at the Palhoça campus. Enrollment is open until July 21, 2024. There are three courses for those looking to upgrade their careers: Literacy and Literacy for Deaf Children, Bilingual Education for the Deaf, and Disability Studies with Assistive Technology.

The Free Courses and Their Benefits

Literacy and Literacy for Deaf Children

Objective: Train public school teachers to read and write with deaf children.

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Enrollment and More Information

To enroll, simply read the announcement and access the links above. The courses are primarily aimed at those working in education, but others interested are welcome to enroll as well. Don’t waste time, okay? Enrollment ends on July 21, so hurry to secure your spot!

Why Take These Free IFSC Courses?

In addition to being free, IFSC courses are an excellent opportunity for you to specialize and improve your resume. They offer quality content and are focused on areas that need more qualified professionals.

Course on Literacy and Literacy for Deaf Children: 100 hours, 300 spots. Enroll here
Course on Bilingual Education for the Deaf: 90 hours, 300 spots. Enroll here
Course on Disability Studies with Assistive Technology: 180 hours, 300 spots. Enroll here

Don’t let this opportunity pass! Secure your spot in IFSC’s free courses and invest in your professional future. Enrollment is until July 21, so don’t waste time!

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Study For Free at IFSC! Institute Offers 900 Spots in Free Courses With Certificate

Enrollment Open Until July 21 at Palhoça Campus for IFSC Free Courses

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Enrollment Open Until July 21 at Palhoça Campus for IFSC Free Courses

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Enrollment and More Information

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