Federal Institute launches free course on Inclusive Education with a 120-hour training, national certificate, and 100% online; see how to enroll in the vacancies offered by IFSULDEMINAS.

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 21/04/2026 at 13:21

Updated on 02/05/2026 at 14:35

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The Federal Institute (IFSULDEMINAS) is accepting applications for 500 spots in a free Distance Education course in Inclusive Education. 120-hour training with a national certificate.

The selection process for the free course in Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) in Inclusive Education has already set dates by the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Southern Minas Gerais. The Muzambinho Campus opened the registration period on April 20, extending until May 11, 2026.

In total, 500 spots are offered in the EAD modality, aiming to train professionals for the school inclusion of students with disabilities and special needs. Registration must be done exclusively through the SUAP platform, at no cost to participants.

Schedule and selection criteria of the Federal Institute

To secure one of the opportunities, interested parties need to act quickly. If the number of candidates exceeds the limit of 500 spots, the Federal Institute will use the order of registration as the classification criterion.

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Format of classes and certification in Inclusive Education

The training titled “Inclusive Education in Practice” has a workload of 120 hours and will be conducted entirely online. Students will use the AVA Moodle platform of the Muzambinho Campus to access the content in EAD format.

This flexibility is ideal for professionals already working in the education network who need to balance studies with their work schedule.

Moreover, the certification holds significant weight for a teaching career. The document, issued by a federal institution and valid throughout the country, requires that the student complete at least 60% of the proposed tasks.

The certificate is usually released within 90 days after the course ends, serving as proof for title examinations and functional progressions.

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Target Audience: Who can fill the vacancies?

The Federal Institute designed this free course to be inclusive, understanding that inclusion is a duty of all school agents. Therefore, the announcement allows registration for:

Basic and technical education teachers;

Students of undergraduate courses;

School managers and pedagogical coordinators;

Specialized Educational Assistance (AEE) professionals;

Other interested parties in the theme of inclusion.

Legal context and impact on special education

According to PEBSP, the offering of this course in 2026 is directly linked to the new Brazilian legislative scenario. At the end of 2025, federal decrees (No. 12,686 and No. 12,773) established the National Policy for Inclusive Special Education.

The government’s goal is for more than 2 million special education students to be included in regular classes by the end of this year, with billion-dollar investments in infrastructure and training. Thus, the training offered by the Federal Institute in the EAD modality becomes a strategic tool.

While the country invests in assistive technology and accessible transportation, the human preparation of teachers and managers is what guarantees the effectiveness of the inclusion of students with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder), disabilities, or giftedness. Therefore, specialization is a concrete step to align teaching practice with national education goals.

Federal Institute launches free course on Inclusive Education with a 120-hour training, national certificate, and 100% online; see how to enroll in the vacancies offered by IFSULDEMINAS.

The Federal Institute (IFSULDEMINAS) is accepting applications for 500 spots in a free Distance Education course in Inclusive Education. 120-hour training with a national certificate.

Schedule and selection criteria of the Federal Institute

Format of classes and certification in Inclusive Education

Target Audience: Who can fill the vacancies?

Legal context and impact on special education

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