Government Opens Registration for 1,500 Slots in Free Online Distance Learning Computer Course

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Published on 01/10/2024 at 21:40

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Free Course Offered by the Government of SP Is Intended for People Who Wish to Qualify in the Technology Area

The Government of the State of São Paulo, in partnership with Microsoft and the Technology Support Foundation (FAT), is offering an unmissable opportunity for those wishing to enter the technology field. The Department of Economic Development (SDE) announced the opening of registrations for 1,500 spots in a free cloud computing course that starts on November 6. This is part of the Qualifica SP – New Employment program, which aims to train professionals and promote the development of the job market in the state, according to the website Agência SP.

Free Government Course with Live Classes

The government course titled “Fundamentals of Microsoft Azure AZ-900T: Basic Principles of Microsoft Azure” aims to teach the fundamental concepts of cloud computing, a technology that is becoming increasingly essential for companies. During the classes, which will be conducted live and online, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the main management and governance features and tools available on the Microsoft Azure platform.

The training will have a total workload of 64 hours, spread over a month and a half. Students will have access to mock exams that will help them prepare for the official Azure certification exam, increasing their chances of standing out in the competitive job market.

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The Importance of Cloud Computing

With the advancement of technology, cloud computing has become a vital solution for companies seeking to increase operational efficiency and reduce costs. According to consulting firm Gartner, by 2025, it is estimated that 85% of companies worldwide will use this technology. Cloud computing offers significant advantages, such as access to powerful servers located in remote datacenters, unlimited storage, and the ability to manage resources efficiently.

Registrations and Requirements

Registrations for the course are open from September 30 to October 30 and can be made through the website. To register, one must be a resident of the state of São Paulo and be over 18 years old. Candidates will also undergo qualifying tests after the registration is confirmed, and invitations for the classes will be sent via email.

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This initiative by the Government of São Paulo represents a significant effort to prepare professionals for the demand of a constantly evolving job market. With the increasing digitalization, the need for cloud computing skills has never been higher. The course aims not only to train participants but also to contribute to the formation of a committed workforce that will meet the demands of companies in the future.

Government Opens Registration for 1,500 Slots in Free Online Distance Learning Computer Course

Free Course Offered by the Government of SP Is Intended for People Who Wish to Qualify in the Technology Area

Free Government Course with Live Classes

The Importance of Cloud Computing

Registrations and Requirements

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