Bradesco Foundation Offers Over 80 Free Online Courses with Certification Available Nationwide

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 19/04/2025 at 16:27

Fundação Bradesco oferece mais de 80 cursos online gratuitos com certificado. Plataforma aberta a todos, sem exigência de escolaridade, com temas como tecnologia, negócios e produtividade.

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Virtual School Platform Offers Technology, Business, Productivity Classes, and Much More Without Requiring Minimum Education

The Bradesco Foundation is accepting registrations for free online courses on its Virtual School platform. Anyone can participate, with no educational requirements, and they also receive a digital certificate upon completion.

Bradesco Foundation Expands Access to Education With Free Online Courses

The Bradesco Foundation offers dozens of 100% online courses, focused on personal and professional development. The classes are conducted through the Virtual School platform, accessible from anywhere in Brazil at no cost. Available topics include technology, business, productivity, education, and even programming.

Courses offered by the Bradesco Foundation do not require a minimum age or prior education, allowing students, workers, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested to study at their own pace. All that’s needed is internet access and the creation of a free account on the site www.ev.org.br.

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How the Courses of the Bradesco Foundation Work

After registering, the student chooses from dozens of available options. The course load varies by topic, and there is a deadline of up to 60 days for completion. At the end, the Bradesco Foundation issues a free digital certificate, which can be used to enhance a resume or in selection processes.

If the deadline expires before completion, the student can re-enroll and resume their studies from the beginning. The platform is fully online, with a simple interface and updated educational content.

Highlights Among the Free Courses of the Bradesco Foundation

The Bradesco Foundation organizes the courses into areas such as:

Information Technology: digital security, databases, networks, and hardware.
Programming: Java, C#, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and apps.
Business and Innovation: entrepreneurship, LGPD, AI, and project management.
Productivity: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook.
Education and Methodologies: content for Enem, inclusion, Design Thinking, and more.
Finance and Personal Development: financial education, professional conduct, communication, and writing.

Among the most sought-after are “Python Programming Language – Basic”, “Microsoft Excel 2016 – Advanced”, and “Financial Education”.

The mission of the Bradesco Foundation is to democratize access to quality education, contributing to the personal and professional growth of millions of Brazilians. The Virtual School is part of this initiative, with a direct impact on digital training and educational inclusion.

The Foundation reinforces its commitment to social transformation by offering an accessible, inclusive, and free environment for continuous education.

Bradesco Foundation Offers Over 80 Free Online Courses with Certification Available Nationwide

Virtual School Platform Offers Technology, Business, Productivity Classes, and Much More Without Requiring Minimum Education

Bradesco Foundation Expands Access to Education With Free Online Courses

How the Courses of the Bradesco Foundation Work

Highlights Among the Free Courses of the Bradesco Foundation

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Bradesco Foundation Offers Over 80 Free Online Courses with Certification Available Nationwide

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Bradesco Foundation Expands Access to Education With Free Online Courses

How the Courses of the Bradesco Foundation Work

Highlights Among the Free Courses of the Bradesco Foundation

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