IFSP Is Offering 45 Spots in Free Short Courses in Distance Education (EaD)

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 29/04/2021 at 13:28

Updated on 29/04/2021 at 13:29

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Looking For Free Distance Education Courses (EAD)? This Is The Perfect Opportunity For You. IFSP Has 45 Slots Available For Free Courses Aimed At Those Over 16, So Don’t Waste Time And Sign Up!

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP) has opened a selection process with 45 vacancies for short free distance education (EAD) courses at the Capivari campus.

Free Courses Offered By IFSP

Two free courses will be available. The first, with 20 slots, is the EAD Research Project Development Course, aimed at young people and adults over 16 who are pursuing technical or higher education. To compete for this distance education course, it is necessary to have mastery of technological resources to attend the distance education classes.

The second course, Introduction to Solidarity Economy, with the remaining 25 slots, is aimed at young people and adults over 16 who are interested in understanding, from a critical and historical perspective, the solidarity economy. To compete for this free EAD course, it is necessary to be in the final year of high school or have already completed high school; in addition, it is necessary to have mastery of technological resources to attend the distance education classes.

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To apply for the free EAD courses, you need to fill out a form with the following information:

EAD Research Project Development

The form needs to be filled out with the candidate’s email and full name, nationality, CPF, date of birth, marital status, full name of the father, full name of the mother, postal code, street address, number, complement, neighborhood, city, state, and residential zone.

EAD Course On Introduction To Solidarity Economy

IFSP Capivari Campus

Established on February 1, 2010, the IFSP Capivari campus is linked to the Salto Campus. Its activities began on July 26, 2010, offering several technical courses as concurrent or subsequent programs in Computer Maintenance and Support and Chemistry.

Two years later, in 2012, IFSP established a partnership with the State Department of Education and began offering free high school courses in the fields of Computer Science and Chemistry. In 2013, the activities of the first higher education course began, which was the Technologist course in Analysis and Development of Systems.

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IFSP Is Offering 45 Spots in Free Short Courses in Distance Education (EaD)

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