Get a Specialization in Foreign Language Without Leaving Home and for Free at the Federal Institute! IF Calls for Interested Parties for Distance Learning Specialization in Foreign Language Teaching

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 12/12/2024 at 19:00

IFSC oferece curso gratuito de especialização em ensino de língua estrangeira EAD. Inscrições até 13/12. Garanta sua vaga!

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Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC) Launches Announcement for Free Specialization in Foreign Language Teaching at a Distance (EaD). Spots Are Limited, with Classes Starting in March 2025. Applications Open Until December 13, 2024. Don’t Miss This Chance to Qualify for the Educational Market!

Imagine a course that can boost your career in foreign language teaching without having to leave home and completely free of charge.

This is the opportunity offered by the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC), which has just announced Announcement No. 18/DEING/2025/1 for the Specialization in Foreign Language Teaching in the distance learning modality (EaD).

But don’t be mistaken: spots are limited, and the application deadlines are already open!

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Transparent Selection Process

As informed by IFSC, the selection process will be conducted through an Electronic Public Lottery, ensuring equal opportunities.

The lottery will take place on December 18, 2024, at 11 am, with live broadcasting on IFSC’s official YouTube channel.

The list of selected candidates in the first call will be announced on December 19, 2024, starting at 6 pm, on the IFSC website. This methodology aims to ensure transparency and reliability in the process.

Course Details

The course aims to prepare teachers to face the challenges of contemporary teaching, addressing active methodologies and technological resources applied to language learning.

In addition to synchronous classes, students will have access to teaching materials developed by experts in the field, allowing for a dynamic and interactive learning experience.

This differential places the course among the best specialization options in the EaD modality currently available.

Application and Enrollment Calendar

Those interested must register for free on the IFSC website, between November 25 and December 13, 2024.

Approved candidates must submit the necessary documents for enrollment between February 3 and 7, 2025 via an electronic form provided in the announcement.

Classes are scheduled to start on March 17, 2025, providing students the opportunity to enter continuing education without physical travel, an advantage that meets the current needs of educators from different regions of the country.

How to Register at IFSC

To register, access the official IFSC website through the link sistemadeingresso.ifsc.edu.br/inicio.php.

The complete announcement, with all details about the selection process and enrollment requirements, is available at the link www.ifsc.edu.br. Don’t waste time: secure your spot and start 2025 with a new professional perspective!

Do you believe that free courses like this can revolutionize education in Brazil, making it more accessible and inclusive?

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Raimundo Nonato de Sousa Sobrinho

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28/12/2024 15:03

Quando haverá vagas novamente?

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???????

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17/12/2024 22:35

O anúncio não procede com a propaganda neh

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Reginaldo

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16/12/2024 15:30

Nossa a inscrição já venceu a 3 dias e a matéria apareceu pra mim agora???
Estão um pouco atrasados

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Andreia Gonçalves Moreira

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23/12/2024 10:58

Fala sério né?Esse povo parece que não reza…

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Thainá

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28/12/2024 09:10

Pra mim apareceu hj.

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Transparent Selection Process

Course Details

How to Register at IFSC

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How to Register at IFSC

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