IFSUL Opens Enrollment for 30,000 Spots in Free Online Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/08/2022 at 13:04

Updated on 11/08/2022 at 21:25

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IFSUL Announced The Opening Of Thousands Of Slots In Free EAD Courses For Students With Incomplete Or Complete Elementary Education.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Southern Rio Grande (IFSUL) is offering thousands of new slots in free EAD courses. The institution is making 30,000 slots available, and the requirement to participate is that candidates have completed either Elementary Education I or Elementary Education II and are between 16 to 18 years old. The duration of the courses varies from 160 to 200 hours.

List Of Free Courses Available At IFSUL

The available EAD courses are for School Nutrition Agent, Organic Farmer, Urban Cleaning Agent, Accounting Assistant, Production Programming and Control, Planning Assistant, Treasury Assistant, Waiter, Kitchen Assistant, Elderly Caregiver, Messenger, Computer Networks Installer, and Messenger in Hospitality.

It is important to remember that the free courses at IFSUL are Initial Continuing Education (FIC) under the Emphasize More Program. The Organic Farmer course requires incomplete Elementary Education I (1st to 5th grade). The Urban Cleaning Agent, Messenger, and Kitchen Assistant in Hospitality courses require completed Elementary Education I.

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Registration For The Free Courses At IFSUL

Registrations for the EAD course slots are free and can be made until 11:59 PM on August 14. It is only necessary to go to the Emphasize More page of IFSUL and fill out a form with essential information such as Full Name, CPF, Email, Address, among others.

It is possible to apply for up to 4 slots, requiring submission of the following documentation:

Copy of the Individual Taxpayer Registration (CPF), copy of the Identity Document (RG), copy of the School History, proof of Elementary Education or Elementary Education II, depending on the chosen course. The first 2,500 registrations for each course will be approved, totaling the 30,000 slots provided by the institution.

The selection process will occur in the order of registration until the total reaches 30,000. The approval of the registrations will be announced on September 1st. The classes for the free courses at IFSUL will take place through the Mundi platform of the institution. Participants must dedicate 15 hours per week to complete readings, research, exercises, and other tasks. Failure to comply with such proposed activities will result in exclusion from participation in the EAD course.

Get To Know IFSUL

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Southern Rio Grande (IFSUL) was established in December 2008 and currently has 14 campuses, with the one in the municipality of Pelotas being the most important. Additionally, it has over 5,000 students. The unit offers complete high school, subsequent and concurrent courses, focusing on rural activities. Besides these, IFSUL has other campuses such as:

Gravataí Campus;
Bagé Campus;
Jaguarão Campus;
Rectory;
Santana do Livramento Campus;
Passo Fundo Campus;
Camaquã Campus;
Lajeado Campus;
Sapucaia do Sul Campus;
Venâncio Aires Campus;
Nova Hamburgo Campus;
Charqueadas Campus.

The institution is linked to the Ministry of Education, within the Federal Network of Professional, Scientific and Technological Education.

IFSUL Opens Enrollment for 30,000 Spots in Free Online Courses

IFSUL Announced The Opening Of Thousands Of Slots In Free EAD Courses For Students With Incomplete Or Complete Elementary Education.

List Of Free Courses Available At IFSUL

Registration For The Free Courses At IFSUL

Get To Know IFSUL

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List Of Free Courses Available At IFSUL

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