Faetec: Inscrições para os cursos gratuitos de NR10, Encanador, Mecânico e mais, se encerram nesta sexta (20)

Faetec: Registrations for Free Courses in NR10, Plumbing, Mechanics, and More End This Friday (20)

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/09/2019 at 09:25

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Faetec: Applications for More Than Nine Thousand Vacancies in Free Qualification Courses for Cities and Municipalities of Rio de Janeiro End This Friday, 20.

More than 30 options of free courses for residents of Rio de Janeiro, offered by the Foundation for Support to Technical School – Faetec, an entity linked to the State Secretariat of Science, Technology and Innovation, will close their applications this Friday, September 20. Check out the professions with the most job vacancies until 2023, according to SENAI.

The free courses are an opportunity for those seeking their first job, wanting to improve in their current profession, or interested in starting their own business.

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Requirements

To apply for the vocational courses, candidates must be between 14 and 18 years old, according to the requirements of each course.

Schooling also varies according to the chosen qualification. The public draw for the vacancies will be held on September 20, starting at 10 am, and the complete listing will be published on the institution’s website.

Registration for Free Faetec Courses

Candidates must register only through the Faetec website, click here to register, by September 19.

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Faetec: Registrations for Free Courses in NR10, Plumbing, Mechanics, and More End This Friday (20)

Faetec: Applications for More Than Nine Thousand Vacancies in Free Qualification Courses for Cities and Municipalities of Rio de Janeiro End This Friday, 20.

Requirements

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