IFRJ Is Accepting Applications For Dozens Of Openings In Free Technical Courses For Youth And Adults (EJA) In Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/11/2023 at 05:30

Updated on 23/11/2023 at 20:38

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Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro Offers Free Technical Courses for Youth and Adults, Starting in 2024

The Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ) is open for registrations for the Selection Process for the first semester of 2024, filling dozens of vacancies in free technical courses for Youth and Adult Education (EJA) integrated with Professional Education. This initiative contributes to the inclusion of individuals excluded from the educational system, providing access to professional training. The registration deadline is November 28; secure your spot now!

The registration period is from 10/28 to 11/28/2023, conducted online by filling out the Registration Form available on the IFRJ page. For candidates without internet access, there is the option of In-Person Assistance on business days at the institute’s campuses, providing ease and accessibility to all interested individuals. All detailed information, including the schedule, is available in the announcement, AT THIS LINK.

*CAMPUS*	ADDRESS	HOURS
Duque de Caxias	Av. República do Paraguai, 120 – Vila Sarapuí, Duque de Caxias, RJ	10am to 7pm
Nilópolis	Rua Coronel Délio Menezes Porto, nº 1045, Centro, Nilópolis, RJ	2pm to 8pm
Niterói	Estrada Washington Luiz, 1596, Sapê, Pendotiba, Niterói, RJ.	10am to 8pm
Rio de Janeiro	Rua Senador Furtado, 121/125 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, RJ	2pm to 7pm
São Gonçalo	Rua José Augusto Pereira dos Santos s/nº, in Neves, next to the DETRAN inspection post	10am to 7pm

This opportunity to enroll in free technical courses offered by IFRJ represents more than just academic training. It is a chance for youth and adults seeking to qualify and reintegrate into the job market. The institution reinforces its commitment to inclusive education, promoting equal opportunities and contributing to the socioeconomic development of Rio de Janeiro.

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Public Policy for Education for Youth and Adults (EJA): Inclusion and Opportunity

The selection process will be conducted exclusively by Public Drawing, filling a total of 192 vacancies at IFRJ campuses. The selection will only be valid for entry in the first semester of the 2024 academic year. It is important to emphasize that the selection of candidates will be exclusively valid for this period.

The vacancies for free technical courses are intended for youth and adults who have completed elementary education and wish to take high school integrated with a professional training. With a minimum age of 18 years by the registration date, the initiative aims to meet the demands of public education policy, providing opportunities for those who, for various reasons, did not have access at regular age ranges.

Free Technical Courses at IFRJ: Transforming Lives in Rio de Janeiro

By considering the relevance of free courses, IFRJ demonstrates its prominent position as a driving force in technical education in Brazil. Be aware, the registration deadline is November 28, 2023; do not miss the opportunity to pursue a path of professional and personal growth. Access the IFRJ website, by clicking here, and be part of this movement that is transforming lives in Rio de Janeiro.

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