Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) Offers More Than 150 Online Courses That Are Completely Free

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In Partnership With OEG – Open Education Global, FGV Offers a Variety of Free Courses in Various Areas of Expertise

The Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) is offering 165 completely free online courses in different areas of knowledge. They are being made available thanks to FGV’s partnership with the Open Education Global (OEG) foundation, of which the institution has been a member since 2008. The courses can be taken by anyone interested, just requiring an online registration. Continue reading to learn more about the courses and how to enroll!

More Information About FGV’s Courses and How to Enroll

The courses offered for free by FGV cover various areas of interest, including: Public Administration, Law, Economics and Finance, Education, Strategy and Business, Management, Leadership, Marketing and Sales, International Relations, and Technology. The objective of online learning is to acquire knowledge to enhance professional performance and thus increase qualification and market value.

To take FGV’s free online courses, there is no selection process. Interested individuals must visit the FGV Executive Education portal and look for the desired course by clicking here! After choosing the course, simply register for free by signing up in the FGV system. The student can start classes immediately or schedule to begin learning another day.

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Discover the Most Sought-After Courses at FGV Executive Education

How to Organize Your Family Budget

You will learn to:

Identify your financial profile;
Plan your financial life;
Organize your financial life in case of debt.

How to Make Investments 1

You will learn:

Essential knowledge for defining and making investments;
Understanding the characteristics of various investments, especially those related to investment funds.

How to Plan for Retirement

You will learn:

Understanding the importance of planning for the post-working-life period;
Knowledge about retirement planning methods.

How to Spend Wisely

At the end of the course, you will be able to answer:

Why should I manage my money?;
Do I “need” or “want” this?;
Should I buy in cash or on credit?;
Does consumption make me happy?

Quiz: Spelling Rules Game – Recognizing Text and Context

You will acquire:

Full understanding of what grammar is, a set of elements that interfere in the construction of texts, establishing relationships among themselves and causing meaning effects;
Awareness of the importance of comprehension and textual construction;
The ability to produce coherent and cohesive texts.

Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) Offers More Than 150 Online Courses That Are Completely Free

In Partnership With OEG – Open Education Global, FGV Offers a Variety of Free Courses in Various Areas of Expertise

More Information About FGV’s Courses and How to Enroll

Discover the Most Sought-After Courses at FGV Executive Education

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