Fundação Bradesco oferece mais de 70 cursos onlines gratuitos nas áreas de informática, administração, finanças e mais

Bradesco Foundation Offers Over 70 Free Online Courses in Information Technology, Administration, Finance, and More

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Published on 13/03/2020 at 10:44

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Four Areas With Over 70 Free Courses in Computer Science, Administration, and More Offered by Bradesco Foundation. Sign Up!

Need knowledge in the areas of computer science, administration, accounting, finance, personal/professional development, or basic education? The Bradesco Foundation can help you with over 70 free online courses for all ages. Check it out below.

Areas

Administration

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Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Business Strategy
Introduction to Administration
Introduction to Project Management

Accounting and Finance

Balance Sheet Analysis
Business Accounting
Financial Mathematics Using HP 12C

Personal and Professional Development

Learning on the Web
Public Service
Business Communication
Professional Development
Personal Finance
Introduction to Business Communication
Personal Organization
Professional Attitude and Image
Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Leisure and Recreation Techniques

Basic and Pedagogical Education

Biology: Nutrition and Health
Biology: Digestion and Respiration
Written Communication
Teaching with the Web
Physics: Physics, Nature, and Technology
Geography: Introduction to Cartography Studies
Geography: Landforms
Geography: Soils
Geometry in Daily Life
English Language: Adjectives
English Language: Basic Review
English Language: Verbs in the Future
Portuguese Language Without Complications
Portuguese Language Workshop (Grammar)
Chemistry: The Importance of Studying Chemistry
Chemistry: Physical States and Properties of Substances
Writing Techniques

Information Technology

Administration of Databases
Developing Mobile Applications with Android Studio
Ethics in System Development
Fundamentals of Mobile Applications
COBIT® 4.1 Fundamentals
IT Governance Fundamentals
ITIL Fundamentals
Programming Logic Fundamentals
IT Fundamentals: Hardware and Software
Graphic Design Fundamentals
HTML – Advanced and Basic
HTML and CSS in Practice
Implementing Databases
Innovating with CSS
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Introduction to Computer Networks
Introduction to JavaScript
Unified Modeling Language (UML)
C# Programming Language – Advanced
C# Programming Language – Basic
Java Programming Language – Advanced and Basic
Microsoft Excel 2010 – Advanced, Basic, and Intermediate
Microsoft Excel 2013 – Advanced, Basic, and Intermediate
Microsoft Excel 2016 – Advanced, Basic, and Intermediate
Microsoft Office Outlook 2013
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 – Advanced, Basic
Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 – Advanced and Basic
Microsoft Word 2010 – Advanced, Intermediate, and Basic
Microsoft Word 2013 – Advanced, Intermediate, and Basic
Microsoft Word 2016 – Basic and Intermediate
Data Modeling
IT Systems Projects
Information Technology Security
Operating Systems – Basic Concepts

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Bradesco Foundation Offers Over 70 Free Online Courses in Information Technology, Administration, Finance, and More

Four Areas With Over 70 Free Courses in Computer Science, Administration, and More Offered by Bradesco Foundation. Sign Up!

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Areas

Enrollments

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The Blood Falls of Antarctica hide a living ecosystem trapped under the ice for over 2 million years, where microbes survive without light, without oxygen, and without ever having seen the Sun.

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