Government Offers 20,000 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Beauty, Health, Technology, Industry, Construction, and English; Hurry, the Selection Process Is First-Come, First-Served!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/02/2024 at 04:00

Updated on 09/02/2024 at 07:54

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The opportunity you were waiting for to take a qualitative leap in your career has arrived! The Qualificar-ES program is opening its doors, offering 20 thousand spots in free technical courses. A golden opportunity for those looking for improvement at no cost. With teaching modalities tailored to your needs, these courses are the bridge to your professional success.

Imagine enriching your resume and expanding your skills without leaving home. The courses offered cover a diverse range of fields, ensuring that you will find something aligned with your interests and professional goals. Additionally, the program has been designed to be fully accessible, requiring only that candidates be at least 16 years old, have internet access, and possess basic computer skills. An ease that opens doors for many.

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Among the free technical courses available, Qualificar-ES stands out for its varied offerings, covering ten distinct areas with 2,000 spots for each course, totaling 120 hours of training. This is your chance to specialize in:

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Registrations:

Don’t miss the opportunity to transform your professional journey. Registrations are open until February 19, at 11:59 PM, exclusively through the Qualificar-ES website. The process is simple: access the site, fill out the registration form carefully, and complete your electronic registration. Remember: only one registration is allowed per CPF and email address, but you can apply for up to two courses, maximizing your chances of learning.

The selection criterion is the order of registration, so don’t hesitate! The selected candidates will be announced on February 23, and access to the courses will be granted on February 27, with completion expected by May 17. Certification awaits those who demonstrate at least 60% achievement in the proposed activities.

This initiative, promoted by the Secretary of State for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Professional Education (Secti), is a demonstration of commitment to education and continued professional development.

Government Offers 20,000 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Beauty, Health, Technology, Industry, Construction, and English; Hurry, the Selection Process Is First-Come, First-Served!

Check Out the Free Technical Courses Below to Boost Your Resume!

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Government Offers 20,000 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Beauty, Health, Technology, Industry, Construction, and English; Hurry, the Selection Process Is First-Come, First-Served!

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Registrations:

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