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Fiocruz Opens Enrollment for Free Specialization! With 250 Spots Available Across Brazil, the Course Offers a Certificate. Sign Up by 08/30/24 and Get Qualified. Don’t Miss This Unique Opportunity!
Did you know that violence in schools is a growing problem and that there is a free and accessible solution to address it? The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) is offering an unmissable opportunity: a 100% free specialization with a certificate!
Enrollment Open for Fiocruz Specialization Course
Enrollment is now open for the free specialization in Impacts of Violence in Schools, offered by the Sérgio Arouca National School of Public Health (ENSP) of Fiocruz. With 250 spots available, the course is distributed across various regions of Brazil:
- Northeast (PE) – Petrolina: 50 spots
- Midwest (MS) – Miranda: 50 spots
- Southeast (RJ) – Magé: 50 spots
- South (PR) – Apucarana: 50 spots
- North (TO) – Palmas: 50 spots
Course Specialization Details
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The Fiocruz specialization course combines distance learning with in-person meetings. Most content will be provided online, but there will be three meetings: one remote and two in-person in regional hubs. The in-person meetings are essential for guidance and presentation of the Final Course Project (TCC).
With a total workload of 480 hours, the course lasts 12 months and includes the development of the TCC. This specialization is ideal for education professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge and face the challenges of violence in schools.
How to Enroll in the Free Specialization
To participate, candidates must prove institutional affiliation with their respective educational networks and have a degree recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC). Those interested need to be available for in-person meetings and have the dedication for weekly online studies.
Enrollment can be completed until 4 PM (Brasília time) on 08/30/24. Candidates should read the announcement and register via the link: https://extranet.ead.fiocruz.br/simios/inscricao_web/inscricao_01.php?edital=611, submitting the requested documents.
Why Is This Specialization Important?
Violence in schools is a complex problem that affects the learning environment and the mental health of students and education professionals. This course from Fiocruz aims to empower educators to identify, understand, and effectively address these issues. According to experts, continuous training is crucial for developing preventive strategies and interventions.
In addition to providing specialized knowledge, the specialization offers a support network and exchange of experiences among professionals. According to recent data, initiatives like this are essential to create safer and healthier school environments.
Unmissable Opportunity for Educators
Don’t miss the chance to specialize in such a relevant and timely topic. The Fiocruz specialization not only enriches participants’ resumes but also significantly contributes to improving the school environment.
And you, are you ready to transform the reality of Brazilian schools?
Eu quero fazer um curso