MG Government Offers 40,000 Vacancies in Free Postgraduate Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 05/05/2022 at 12:18

Trilhas de Futuro abre 40 mil vagas em cursos gratuitos para profissionais da rede pública – imagem: SEE/MG/Divulgação

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The Government of MG Is Offering More Than 30,000 Vacancies in Free Graduate, Master’s, and Doctorate Courses for Teachers and Other Professionals to Improve Their Skills in Their Area of Work.

The State Department of Education of Minas Gerais announced this Wednesday (04) the opening of registrations for workers and teachers to participate in “Trilhas de Futuro Educadores”, a special edition of the Government of MG program that offers free graduate courses in the state. Registrations will be open until next Friday (13), with approximately 40,000 vacancies in graduate courses (specialization and MBA), master’s, and doctorate programs at previously accredited public or private higher education institutions.

Free Graduate Courses from the Government of MG

According to a statement issued by the Government, initially, registrations will be for 23,200 vacancies in free MBA and specialization courses. The Government of MG program will also offer vacancies for doctorate and master’s courses, but the schedule for these types of graduate training will follow the availability of the responsible higher education institutions offering the courses.

In these cases, in addition to the project’s criteria, candidates must also go through the selection process of the institution. Throughout the academic year, new vacancies will be opened according to the availability of the institutions.

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How to Enroll in the Government of Minas Gerais Graduate Program?

Those interested must access the Trilhas de Futuro program website. The page contains various important information, and it is necessary to read it carefully. For enrollment, important data such as CPF, Methodology for Analysis and Solution of Problems (MASP), Admission Number, among other information, will be required.

Employees of the SEE who are graduated in teaching degrees, higher technological courses, or bachelor’s degrees and hold effective and stable positions in the following careers can participate: Basic Education Teacher (PEB); Educational Analyst (ANE); Specialist in Basic Education (EEB); Educational Analyst/School Inspector (ANEI); Education Technician (TDE); Basic Education Analyst (AEB); Technical Assistant in Basic Education (ATB); and Education Assistant (ASE).

It is necessary to be in active service at the Central Unit, school unit, or Regional Education Superintendencies of SEE/MG. It is worth noting that those who are approved must seek the higher education institution to enroll from May 18 to June 1. For any questions, access the GUIDELINES provided by the Government of MG.

Learn More About the Free Graduate Courses Program

The Trilhas do Futuro Educators Project is a broad professional development and continuing education project established and regulated by Resolution SEE No. 4,697, dated January 13, 2022, which aims to train the public servant in topics related to the objectives and goals set by SEE/MG, providing them with professional training at the levels of improvement, graduate, and lato and stricto sensu graduation.

Additionally, it also aims to create value for the server through ongoing training, enhancing their skills and competencies while rationalizing and making investments in training more effective.

The Program aims to contribute to the advancement of employees in their respective careers, improving the quality of education provided by the state public network of Minas Gerais.

MG Government Offers 40,000 Vacancies in Free Postgraduate Courses

The Government of MG Is Offering More Than 30,000 Vacancies in Free Graduate, Master’s, and Doctorate Courses for Teachers and Other Professionals to Improve Their Skills in Their Area of Work.

Free Graduate Courses from the Government of MG

How to Enroll in the Government of Minas Gerais Graduate Program?

Learn More About the Free Graduate Courses Program

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MG Government Offers 40,000 Vacancies in Free Postgraduate Courses

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