Etecs Are Holding Entrance Exam Offering Over 41,000 Spots for Technical Courses

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 01/05/2024 at 13:20

Updated on 01/05/2024 at 13:35

Esta é uma oportunidade única oferecida pelas Etecs para aqueles que desejam uma formação técnica de qualidade. (Imagem: reprodução)

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Registrations Are Open for the Vestibulinho of the State Technical Schools (Etecs) for the Second Semester. This Is a Unique Opportunity for Those Seeking a Quality Technical Education.

According to the information, a total of 41,000 vacancies are being offered throughout the State of São Paulo. Among these opportunities, technical courses and specialized training are available.

Etecs Offer Online and In-Person Courses

One relevant piece of information is that the Centro Paula Souza (CPS), responsible for managing the Etecs, gives interested parties the chance to choose their method of instruction: in-person, hybrid, or online.

Additionally, the project is not limited to the Technical Schools but also includes decentralized classes, thanks to a partnership between municipal governments and the State Department of Education.

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How to Enroll

Those interested in enrolling in one of the available courses can do so online until May 9.

To enroll, it is necessary to access the site vestibulinhoetec.com.br by clicking here and fill out the enrollment form in the “Candidate Area,” as well as answer the socioeconomic questionnaire.

It is important to remember that there is an enrollment fee of R$ 40, which can be paid until May 9 at bank agencies, online, via banking apps, or using the getnet tool.

More details about which documents are required can be found in the announcement of the selection process and in the Candidate Manual.

Finally, it should be noted that individuals without internet access can go to one of the Etec units and use the available computers.

Centro Paula Souza

The Centro Paula Souza, a governmental agency from the State of São Paulo responsible for the administration of the Technology Colleges (Fatecs) and the State Technical Schools (Etecs), along with decentralized classes, is present in approximately 360 municipalities in São Paulo.

Together, these units serve more than 226,000 students in Technical, Integrated, and Secondary Education. Additionally, the units house over 96,000 students enrolled in Fatecs in technology undergraduate courses. The institution also offers continuing education and postgraduate programs (stricto sensu and lato sensu) to interested individuals.

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Etecs Are Holding Entrance Exam Offering Over 41,000 Spots for Technical Courses

Registrations Are Open for the Vestibulinho of the State Technical Schools (Etecs) for the Second Semester. This Is a Unique Opportunity for Those Seeking a Quality Technical Education.

Etecs Offer Online and In-Person Courses

How to Enroll

Centro Paula Souza

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Etecs Offer Online and In-Person Courses

How to Enroll

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