IFES Offers Free Technical Courses In: Ports, Business Administration, Mining, Environment, Occupational Safety, Electrotechnics, and Mechanics

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 07/06/2022 at 07:37

Updated on 07/06/2022 at 07:38

IFES oferece cursos técnicos gratuitos para: portos, administração, mineração, meio ambiente, segurança no trabalho, eletrotécnica e mecânica – Canva

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The Federal Institute of Espírito Santo (Ifes) announced last week that it is accepting applications for technical courses offered in cities throughout Espírito Santo. The courses are completely free and, for the most part, held at night. It is important to note that all classes take place in person with small hourly loads. Administration is one of the most offered courses.

According to what was stated by the institution, it is estimated that there are more than 1199 slots available starting June 2 for the second semester of the 2022 school year. The maximum deadline for applications is set to go until June 17 and will be done online. According to the announcement, enrollment for the course should be made through a test, with the highest-scoring students being approved. The technical course is associated with high school. In addition to the basic documents for the application, it is important to emphasize that students who opt for the quota system must provide proof of schooling in public education, income, and ethnicity.

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IFES Offers Free Technical Courses In: Ports, Business Administration, Mining, Environment, Occupational Safety, Electrotechnics, and Mechanics

The Slots for Technical Courses Are Aimed at High School Students and Can Integrate the Curriculum.

See What the IFES Technical Courses Are for Each City

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