Giant Microsoft Is Open for Registrations for Free Courses in Data Analysis, Employability, and Cybersecurity

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Published on 14/03/2025 at 22:28

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Microsoft Course Registrations Are Open Until March 23 and Are Aimed at Students and Professionals from Public Universities!

If you are looking for free qualification and certification in high-demand areas in the job market, this is your chance! Microsoft is accepting registrations for three training programs focused on cybersecurity, employability and data analysis, according to Inforchannel.

The courses offer live classes, certifications, and networking opportunities for those looking to boost their careers in technology. Each initiative has a specific registration schedule, and details can be accessed on the official websites.

Security Girls: Cybersecurity Training for Women

Who Is It For? Cis and trans women interested in cybersecurity.
Live Classes: From March 23 to April 24.
What Will You Learn? Cloud computing, security, compliance, and identity.
Stand Out! Those who attend all classes and perform well on the final test may receive a voucher for the SC-900 certification exam!
Registrations Until March 23

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Career Hacking: Training for Employability

Who Is It For? Cis and trans women who want to stand out in the job market.
What Will You Learn?
✔ Career strategies
✔ Interview skills
✔ Resume building
✔ Professional networking
Certification Guaranteed at the End of the Course!
Registrations Until March 17

Click Here to Apply Now!

Secure Your Spot Now!

The training offered by Microsoft is a unique opportunity to develop high-impact skills in the job market and earn valuable certifications.

Don’t waste time! Choose your course and enroll now!

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LANDO ALBERTO PEDRO BUNGA

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19/03/2025 01:09

Isso é apenas para mulheres?

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Tiago Oliveira

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15/03/2025 09:03

Isso é uma discriminação contra os homens 😒

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Giant Microsoft Is Open for Registrations for Free Courses in Data Analysis, Employability, and Cybersecurity

Microsoft Course Registrations Are Open Until March 23 and Are Aimed at Students and Professionals from Public Universities!

Security Girls: Cybersecurity Training for Women

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Secure Your Spot Now!

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