IFSertãoPE Opens Registrations This Monday (15) For Free Foreign Language Courses In Petrolina

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Published on 12/04/2025 at 17:32

IFSertãoPE abre inscrições nesta segunda (15) para cursos gratuitos de línguas estrangeiras em Petrolina

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The Institution Offers 60 Spots Distributed Between English, Spanish, and Italian; Classes Are In-Person and Take Place Between May and October at the Petrolina Campus.

If you live in Petrolina or the surrounding area and have been waiting for a chance to study a new language for free, pay attention to this news: IFSertãoPE will open, starting Monday (15), registrations for free language courses. That’s right! English, Spanish, and Italian, all with in-person classes and no cost.

And the best part: the spots are limited but accessible – with a simple and straightforward registration process. The courses are part of the Initial and Continuing Education (FIC) modality, aimed at those who want to improve their resume, learn something new, or give their career a boost.

Opportunity to Change Your Language and Your Future

The IFSertãoPE published announcement no. 9/2025 this Friday (11), confirming the opening of 60 free spots. Classes will start in May and will take place at the Petrolina campus, in an in-person format. This ensures that students have direct contact with the language and with the teachers, creating a more interactive and rich learning experience.

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Courses Offered

Check out the list of courses and the number of spots per modality:

English Language (20 spots)
Period: 09/05/2025 to 03/10/2025
Spanish Language (20 spots)
Period: 10/07/2025 to 23/09/2025
Italian Language (20 spots)
Period: 05/05/2025 to 16/06/2025

All courses have a workload suitable for the FIC modality and were designed to cater to both beginners and those who already have some knowledge of the language. So, regardless of your level, it’s worth registering and trying for a spot.

How the Selection Process Works

The registration process is simple and straightforward. It will be conducted exclusively online, between the days of 15 and 25 April 2025, through an electronic form (the link is available on the official IFSertãoPE website and in the announcement). Just fill in the required information correctly, choose the desired course, and wait for the confirmation of your registration.

After the registration period ends, selection will be based on the order of registration or other criteria established by the announcement. Therefore, it is important not to wait until the last day. The final result and the call for enrollment will be announced later in April. All courses are free and there is no registration fee.

Where to Register IFSertãoPE

Registrations for the free language courses offered by IFSertãoPE must be made through an electronic form available on the institution’s website. The entire process is detailed in announcement no. 9/2025, which can also be accessed from the same page.

There, you will find information such as class dates, schedules, selection criteria, and documents required for enrollment. It is worth noting that, due to being a free initiative with high demand, the spots usually get filled quickly. So, if you’re interested, it’s good to hurry!

About IFSertãoPE

The Federal Institute of Sertão Pernambucano is one of the most respected public educational institutions in the region. With several campuses spread throughout the interior of Pernambuco, IFSertãoPE is known for providing quality education, inclusive and focused on the social and professional demands of the population.

In addition to technical, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses, the institution also invests in continuing education, such as these free language courses. This initiative reinforces IFSertãoPE’s commitment to democratizing knowledge and developing the region.

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IFSertãoPE Opens Registrations This Monday (15) For Free Foreign Language Courses In Petrolina

The Institution Offers 60 Spots Distributed Between English, Spanish, and Italian; Classes Are In-Person and Take Place Between May and October at the Petrolina Campus.

Opportunity to Change Your Language and Your Future

Courses Offered

How the Selection Process Works

Where to Register IFSertãoPE

About IFSertãoPE

Secure Your Spot by Clicking Here

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IFSertãoPE Opens Registrations This Monday (15) For Free Foreign Language Courses In Petrolina

The Institution Offers 60 Spots Distributed Between English, Spanish, and Italian; Classes Are In-Person and Take Place Between May and October at the Petrolina Campus.

Opportunity to Change Your Language and Your Future

Courses Offered

How the Selection Process Works

Where to Register IFSertãoPE

About IFSertãoPE

Secure Your Spot by Clicking Here

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