Federal Institute opens 30 spots for a free Web Programming course with selection by lottery; see how to enroll and obtain a certificate from IFPR.

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Published on 16/04/2026 at 09:51

Updated on 02/05/2026 at 15:52

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Federal Institute opens vacancies for a free Web Programming course with in-person classes and selection by public lottery.

The Federal Institute of Paraná announced the opening of new vacancies for a free course in Web Programming, aimed at professional qualification in the technology field. The initiative was announced through Notice No. 58/2026 and will be held at the Advanced Campus of Arapongas, in Paraná.

Registration is open until April 21, 2026, with selection by public lottery. The goal is to expand access to technological training and meet the growing market demand for qualified professionals.

Federal Institute offers 30 vacancies for a free course

The free Web Programming course has an experimental nature, meaning it was developed with a focus on innovation and regional development. The proposal aims to train students from basic concepts to practical applications.

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Selection process for the vacancies will be by public lottery

Unlike traditional selections, the filling of vacancies will be done by public lottery. The event is scheduled for April 22, 2026, at 5 PM.

The lottery will be broadcast live on the campus’s official YouTube channel, ensuring transparency. Thus, all registered participants will be able to follow the process in real-time. Selected candidates must register in person between April 27 and 29.

Requirements to participate in the free Web Programming course

To compete for the vacancies, it is necessary to have completed at least Elementary School II (9th grade). The course is aimed at beginners who wish to enter the technology field.

Among the topics covered are programming logic, web development, and practical application. Therefore, it is a relevant opportunity for those seeking their first contact with the sector.

About the Federal Institute (IFPR)

The Federal Institute of Paraná is present in 33 cities and has about 30,000 students and 2,700 professionals. The institution offers technical courses, undergraduate programs, and graduate programs.

In addition, it operates with teaching, research, and extension, contributing to regional development. Thus, initiatives like this free course reinforce the institution’s role in training qualified professionals.

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Federal Institute opens 30 spots for a free Web Programming course with selection by lottery; see how to enroll and obtain a certificate from IFPR.

Federal Institute opens vacancies for a free Web Programming course with in-person classes and selection by public lottery.

Federal Institute offers 30 vacancies for a free course

Selection process for the vacancies will be by public lottery

Requirements to participate in the free Web Programming course

About the Federal Institute (IFPR)

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Federal Institute opens 30 spots for a free Web Programming course with selection by lottery; see how to enroll and obtain a certificate from IFPR.

Federal Institute opens vacancies for a free Web Programming course with in-person classes and selection by public lottery.

Federal Institute offers 30 vacancies for a free course

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Requirements to participate in the free Web Programming course

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