Unmissable for Technology Lovers! Secure One of 500 Spots in Free Online IT Courses, an Exclusive Partnership Between Dell and the State University

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 24/02/2025 at 20:35

Imperdível para os amantes de tecnologia! Conquiste uma das 500 vagas em cursos online gratuitos (EAD) de TI – uma parceria exclusiva entre Dell e Universidade Estadual

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Dell, in partnership with the State University of Ceará (UECE), is offering 500 spots in free online (EAD) courses in the fields of IT, data science, systems development, and languages. The initiative is aimed at educators from public and private networks, and registrations can be made until the end of February.

Digital Training

Part of the Digital Teaching Program, the project aims to qualify teachers and education professionals through the use of technological tools. This technology seeks to offer new opportunities in the job market, helping participants develop essential skills for the digital age.

Structure and Workload

The free online (EAD) courses have workloads ranging from 10 to 40 hours, depending on the selected course. Classes will be made available through the Dell Accessible Learning (DAL) platform and can be accessed until March 31 of this year.

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Available Courses

This edition features the following services:

Introduction to Web Accessibility (10h)
Agile Methodologies for Software Development (25h)
Website Development – HTML and CSS (20h)
Introduction to Python (36h)
Artificial Intelligence for Education (10h)
Power BI for Education (10h)
Basic English with Emphasis on Information Technology (40h)

Registrations for Free Courses

Registrations for the free online (EAD) courses must be made on the Lead Portal (click here). New users can click on “Sign Up Now!”, while former students can select the option “Already an LDI student? Sign up here.” The final deadline for registration is February 28.

Take advantage of this opportunity to train with free, accessible courses recognized by the job market!

Unmissable for Technology Lovers! Secure One of 500 Spots in Free Online IT Courses, an Exclusive Partnership Between Dell and the State University

Secure Your Spot in the Free Online (EAD) IT Courses from Dell and UECE. Training for Educators with Certificates. Sign Up Now!

Digital Training

Structure and Workload

Available Courses

Registrations for Free Courses

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Unmissable for Technology Lovers! Secure One of 500 Spots in Free Online IT Courses, an Exclusive Partnership Between Dell and the State University

Secure Your Spot in the Free Online (EAD) IT Courses from Dell and UECE. Training for Educators with Certificates. Sign Up Now!

Digital Training

Structure and Workload

Available Courses

Registrations for Free Courses

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