Amazonas Government Offers 30,000 Spots in Free Distance Learning Professional Qualification Courses for 56 Municipalities

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 09/05/2021 at 10:45

Updated on 09/05/2021 at 14:12

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I Was Looking For Free E-Learning Courses? The Government of Amazonas Plans to Provide 30 Thousand Places in Professional Training Courses

Through the Technological Education Center of Amazonas (Cetam), the Government of the state of Amazonas will offer 30 thousand places for free E-learning professional training courses. The places will be distributed to 56 municipalities in Amazonas. Interested? Check now how to register.

How to Register for the Free E-Learning Professional Training Courses

Registrations for free courses in Amazonas will start on May 12, from 6 am to 6 pm. Those interested in professional training courses will have to access the CETAM website and try to secure a spot for the desired course.

To register for the free E-learning courses, the candidate will need to fill out a form with the following information: Municipality/State, their CPF number, date of birth, full name, and contact phone number. A total of 18 professional training courses will be offered, which can be accessed in advance on the CETAM website.

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What Is the Objective of the Free E-Learning Courses in Amazonas?

The free courses were offered following guidance from the State Government, which determined the provision of training, improvement, and professional qualification through short-term courses in Amazonas.

Professor Dr. José Augusto de Melo Neto, president of Cetam, emphasized, “Wilson Lima, the governor of the state, aims to intensify the qualification of the workforce in the countryside of the State, and Cetam is contributing significantly to this.”

Cetam had already made available 6,120 places in March, divided into 42 professional training courses for the capital of Amazonas. This time, the free E-learning courses have expanded to reach other municipalities.

Municipalities Contemplated

Alvarães;
Anamã;
Amaturá;
Anori;
Atalaia do Norte;
Apuí;
Autazes;
Barreirinha;
Barcelos;
Beruri;
Benjamin Constant;
Boca do Acre;
Boa Vista do Ramos;
Borba;
Carauari;
Caapiranga;
Coari;
Careiro;
Envira;
Eirunepé;
Guajará;
Fonte Boa;
Ipixuna;
Humaitá;
Itacoatiara;
Iranduba;
Itapiranga;
Itacoatiara;
Japurá;
Itamarati;
Juruá;
Jutaí;
Manacapuru;
Lábrea;
Manicoré;
Manaquiri;
Maués;
Maraã;
Nhamundá;
Nova Airão;
Nova Olinda do Norte;
Novo Aripuanã;
Pauini;
Parintins;
Rio Preto da Eva;
Presidente Figueiredo;
Santa Isabel do Rio Negro;
São Paulo de Olivença;
São Gabriel da Cachoeira;
São Sebastião do Uatumã;
Tabatinga;
Silves;
Tapauá;
Uarini;
Tefé;
Urucurituba;
Urucará.

How Will the Classes of the Free E-Learning Courses in Amazonas Be Taught?

According to the Professor, E-learning classes will follow the “Methodological Guide for Remote Teaching,” which was launched by the institution on February 15 of this year.

Activities will be conducted via Google Classroom, Google Meet, and also through messaging applications like WhatsApp and Telegram. It is recommended that interested parties have minimum technological infrastructure, such as a computer or smartphone with internet access.

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