Anhanguera University Opens 5,000 Free EAD Extension Course Slots For All Brazilian States In Nursing, Agribusiness, Industrial Engineering, And More

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Published on 16/05/2021 at 11:10

Updated on 16/05/2021 at 14:19

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Anhanguera College Opens More Than 5,000 Courses Spread Across 113 Options In Distance Learning Format

Were you looking for free courses in Distance Learning for Agribusiness, Nursing, Industrial Engineering, or others? Then don’t waste time, enrollment for more than 113 options of free Distance Learning courses at Anhanguera College will be available until May 31. In total, there will be 113 options of free extension courses in Distance Learning, which are part of the UP format, and each course will have 50 spots. The model includes short-term Distance Learning courses, with 80 hours, aimed at students or professionals in their final semester of graduation.

Find Out How to Participate in the Free Distance Learning Courses at Anhanguera College

If you are interested in the openings for free Distance Learning courses at Anhanguera College and wish to enroll, simply fill out an online form and select the desired course. To register, you will need to provide the following information:

Full Name;
Tax ID (CPF);
Date of Birth;
Email Address;
Phone;
Complete Address (with ZIP code);
City;
Education Level.

Check Out Some of the Free Courses Offered by Anhanguera College

Specialized Educational Support and Special Education Business Intelligence
Big Data and Analytics – Data Science
Smart Cities: Technology and Innovation Human Development in Project Management
Distance Learning and Educational Technologies
Occupational Nursing
Home Care Nursing
Trauma-Orthopedic Physiotherapy with Emphasis on Postural and Manual Therapies
School Management and Organization with Emphasis on School Guidance and Coordination
Instrumentality in Social Work Leadership and Coaching in People Management
Teaching Methodologies for Portuguese Language and Literature in Basic Education
Neurolearning and Pedagogical Practices
Multimedia Production with an Emphasis on Audiovisual
Sociology of Childhood and Early Childhood Education
Social Work and Family Assistance

NOTE: It is not possible to enroll in two courses. You may refer a friend by providing their name and contact phone number.

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Get to Know Anhanguera College

Anhanguera College was founded in 1994 and has transformed the lives of one million students since then, offering excellent education and content in its undergraduate, graduate, online, or face-to-face courses that prepare students for the demanding job market.

Present throughout Brazil, Anhanguera College provides various services and free courses to the community through School Clinics in the Health area and Legal Practice Centers. Anhanguera focuses on excellence in the integration of research, extension, and teaching, offering excellent training. The concern to share knowledge with the community through social actions and projects is ingrained in the institution’s DNA.

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Anhanguera University Opens 5,000 Free EAD Extension Course Slots For All Brazilian States In Nursing, Agribusiness, Industrial Engineering, And More

Anhanguera College Opens More Than 5,000 Courses Spread Across 113 Options In Distance Learning Format

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