50 Thousand Spots in Free Technical Courses With Transportation and Meal Assistance! Minas Gerais Government Offers Spots Distributed Across 154 Municipalities

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 20/09/2025 at 18:20

O Governo de Minas abriu 50 mil vagas para cursos técnicos gratuitos em diversas áreas. Inscreva-se até 23 de setembro e aproveite essa oportunidade de capacitação profissional.

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The Government of Minas Gerais announced the opening of registrations for the sixth edition of the Trilhas de Futuro program, one of the largest initiatives for free technical qualification in the state. Starting this Wednesday, September 10, 50 thousand places for free courses in various fields of knowledge are available.

Registrations can be made until September 23, with a wide variety of options for those seeking quality professional training.

The State Department of Education (SEE/MG), responsible for implementing the project, made the official announcement in the presence of Vice Governor Mateus Simões.

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Free Technical Courses in Several Areas

With 50 thousand places being distributed across more than 35 technical areas, Trilhas de Futuro offers free training in fields such as technology, health, agriculture, and industry.

The courses are offered by public and private institutions, focusing on training qualified professionals to meet local labor market needs.

Among the options, students can choose fields such as Mining, Mechatronics, and Systems Development, which are highly valued in the market and have a high demand for qualified professionals.

The courses aim not only to provide technical qualification but also to improve the prospects for employment and professional growth.

How to Register?

Registrations can be made on the official program website until September 23.

On the portal, candidates can select up to two courses of their preference, being allocated according to the criteria of regional demand and availability of places.

Additionally, the site features a chatbot to provide support to candidates, answering questions and tracking the entire registration process.

Program Website

Transport and Food Assistance: Guarantee of Continuation in Free Technical Courses

One of the advantages of Trilhas de Futuro is the guarantee of financial support for students.

In addition to the free of charge courses, the program offers transport and food assistance, ensuring that students can complete their training without facing financial difficulties.

These measures are essential to ensure continuation and completion of the courses, allowing more young people and adults to benefit from the professional qualification offered.

The program has become a tool for transformation for many residents of Minas Gerais.

According to the Secretary of State for Education, Rossieli Soares, the program’s goal is not only to offer technical training but also to provide students with a broad vision of the future and help build a sustainable life project, with access to jobs and growth opportunities.

Trilhas de Futuro reinforces the commitment of the Government of Minas to connect education with labor market demands, promoting social inclusion and regional development.

Training new professionals in the areas most sought after by companies is one of the program’s priorities, which is already considered a successful model in terms of qualification and job creation.

Impact and Expansion of the Program

With investments exceeding R$ 2 billion, Trilhas de Futuro has already transformed the lives of thousands of residents of Minas Gerais, training nearly 90 thousand professionals to date.

Currently, the program serves 73 thousand students and is present in 267 accredited institutions in the state.

The program’s impact has been felt both in the lives of students, who gain qualified training, and in the local economies, which gain highly skilled professionals.

Trilhas de Futuro establishes itself, in 2025, as one of the main gateways to free professional qualification in Minas Gerais.

With the offer of 50 thousand places, the program is an excellent opportunity for those who wish to qualify in strategic areas with high market demand.

Don’t miss this chance and sign up by September 23.

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50 Thousand Spots in Free Technical Courses With Transportation and Meal Assistance! Minas Gerais Government Offers Spots Distributed Across 154 Municipalities

Free Technical Courses in Several Areas

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Transport and Food Assistance: Guarantee of Continuation in Free Technical Courses

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50 Thousand Spots in Free Technical Courses With Transportation and Meal Assistance! Minas Gerais Government Offers Spots Distributed Across 154 Municipalities

The Government of Minas Opened 50 Thousand Places for Free Technical Courses in Several Areas. Sign Up Until September 23 and Take Advantage of This Professional Training Opportunity.

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