Grupo Equatorial offers 300 free spots on the radar for Brazilians, partnering with Senai, providing monthly financial aid, practical training, and technical preparation to train new electricians in five states and pave the way for those seeking a profession in the electrical sector in 2026.

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Published on 13/05/2026 at 11:35

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Registrations open until May 26 offer 300 free spots in the electrician course by Grupo Equatorial with support from Senai, monthly allowance, intensive technical training, focus on operational safety, and preparation of new professionals to work in the electricity distribution sector in five Brazilian states

Grupo Equatorial has opened a new professional qualification opportunity for those wishing to enter the electrical sector.

The Electrician School Program 2026 began registrations this Wednesday, May 13, with 300 free spots in municipalities of Maranhão, Pará, Piauí, Goiás, and Amapá.

The company carries out the initiative in partnership with the National Industrial Learning Service Senai and seeks to train local labor for electricity distribution networks.

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Free training targets entry into the electrical market

The course is aimed at young people and adults with 18 years or older, complete high school education, driver’s license category B or higher, and availability of 40 hours per week.

The training will last approximately four months and will include a monthly allowance to support the students’ stay.

During the training, participants will learn to work directly on distribution networks, focusing on safety, quality, and operational efficiency.

According to Fernanda Sacchi, Director of People and Management at Grupo Equatorial, the Electrician School represents a real gateway to the job market.

According to her, the program connects technical training, income generation, and local development in areas served by the company.

Program has already trained nearly 2,000 professionals

Since its creation, the Electrician School has shown consistent results and continues to expand.

Between 2022 and 2025, the program trained 1,930 professionals. Of this total, the job market absorbed 1,137 people, according to data from Grupo Equatorial.

This result represents an average employability rate of 60% and reinforces the impact of the initiative on technical training for the electric sector.

The project also advances the diversity agenda, with 21% female participation in a historically male-dominated area.

Selection will have technical and behavioral stages

The candidates’ journey begins with the announcement of the notice, registrations, and behavioral assessment. Then, some locations conduct in-person stages, with psychotechnical evaluations and medical screening.

Subsequently, approved candidates go through technical interviews, enrollment, and an inaugural class. From there, the training combines technical qualification, institutional content, safety, and behavioral development.

The program also includes profile mapping, career talks, and discussion groups.

Safety and standardization gain strength in 2026

In 2026, the Electricians School enters a new stage, with a greater focus on safety, technical standardization, and structured expansion.

The workload may reach 656 hours, with more than 520 hours dedicated to technical qualification.

In this new format, Grupo Equatorial mandatorily includes the Standard Safety Operating Procedures in the training.

With this, students start their professional journey aligned with the standards required by the company from the first contact with the activity.

At the end, the program will monitor results through employability surveys and collaboration with partner companies.

In the face of free training, with financial aid and real demand in the electric sector, how many new careers can start from this opportunity?

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