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Government Offers 1,000 Slots in Free Infographics Courses Focused on the Tourism Sector

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 22/07/2025 at 09:17

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Free Course with 1,000 Slots Teaches Professionals and Students How to Create Tourist Infographics Using Accessible and 100% Online Digital Tools.

The Government of Minas is accepting registrations for the course Learn to Create Infographics for Tourist Data Using Free Tools. There are 1,000 slots available on the EaD Minas Cultura e Turismo Platform. The training is free, online, and part of the Cria.Forma program – Training in Tourism and Culture.

Registrations are open from April 27 to August 4. To register, interested individuals must create a free account on the platform, confirm their email, and complete the registration.

Course Starts in August

Classes begin on August 5. The course has a workload of 20 hours, divided into four units over five weeks. At the end, participants will receive a free certification.

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Free Tools and Practical Content

During the course, techniques and practices for using free digital tools will be presented. The intention is to strengthen public management and expand the qualifications of those working in the tourism sector.

According to the Secretary of State for Culture and Tourism, Leônidas de Oliveira, the training is one way to democratize access to knowledge. “Empowerment is a way to include,” he stated.

Commitment to Regional Development

The initiative is part of the Government of Minas’ effort to promote professional qualification and the sustainable development of tourism as a driver of regional growth.

The course aims to directly contribute to the professionalization of the sector and reinforces the commitment to public policies of inclusion and technical training.

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Government Offers 1,000 Slots in Free Infographics Courses Focused on the Tourism Sector

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