IF Announces Extension of Registration for Free Specialization Until September 16! Don't Miss the Opportunity to Take Free Courses

IF Announces Extension of Registration for Free Specialization Until September 16! Don’t Miss the Opportunity to Take Free Courses

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 14/09/2024 at 17:45

Updated on 14/09/2024 at 18:08

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Those Interested in Free Courses Have More Time to Secure a Spot in the Specialization Course in Youth and Adult Education Offered at the Abaetetuba Campus.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Pará (IF PA) has extended the deadline for applications for the free specialization course until September 16, 2024. The specialization, which will be offered in-person at the Abaetetuba campus, focuses on Youth and Adult Education: Riverine Knowledge and Pedagogical Practices.

With 40 available spots, the course promises to be an excellent opportunity for those seeking to enhance their knowledge in the field.

Free Courses and Presence at IF PA: A Valuable Opportunity

Those interested in this free specialization from IF PA need to pay attention! The extension of the applications until 09/16/2024 is a perfect chance for those who have not yet managed to gather all the necessary documentation. The specialization lasts for 17 months, with 12 months of in-person classes and 5 months dedicated to the preparation of the thesis. There are 400 hours of study on the topic, covering traditional riverine knowledge and specific pedagogical practices for youth and adult education.

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In-Person Registrations at IF until 09/16/2024

If you have a degree recognized by the MEC and want to take this specialization, just follow the steps in the public notice, provide the necessary documents, and make your in-person registration at the Abaetetuba campus, which is also the location where the course will be taught. The registration hours are from Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 11 AM and from 2 PM to 5 PM.

Remember that the free courses offered by IF PA are of the highest quality and have a strong focus on pedagogical practice, which is essential for those wishing to work in the field of youth and adult education. This specialization also has the distinct feature of working with riverine knowledge, a culturally and educationally significant issue for the Amazon region.

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If you are looking for a specialization course at IF that, in addition to being free, adds value to your resume and provides an academic experience focused on local reality, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

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IF Announces Extension of Registration for Free Specialization Until September 16! Don’t Miss the Opportunity to Take Free Courses

Those Interested in Free Courses Have More Time to Secure a Spot in the Specialization Course in Youth and Adult Education Offered at the Abaetetuba Campus.

Free Courses and Presence at IF PA: A Valuable Opportunity

In-Person Registrations at IF until 09/16/2024

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