English With Certificate! Government Launches Free Online Course; See How to Enroll

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Published on 05/03/2024 at 18:59

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People who dream of taking an English course with a certificate and everything, for free, can do so through a program created by the federal government.

Learning a new language is essential for development, both personal and professional. Today, many people encounter the prices of courses and end up unable to improve in the language in question. However, a program created by the federal government promises to put an end to this.

According to the information, this course is online, free, and provides a certificate, giving people the opportunity to stand out in the globalized and highly competitive landscape, where mastery of the English language emerges as a crucial skill for progress and prosperity in a professional career.

The Online And Free English Course

The online and free English course is offered by Centro Paula Souza (CPS), an agency of the Government of the State of São Paulo linked to the Secretariat of Science, Technology, and Innovation.

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How To Register

To register for the course, it is necessary to create an account. It is essential to check this information, as it will be used for the issuance of certificates (when applicable) and also for enrollment in the course of interest. In addition to the English course, there are other options.

Therefore, it is important to note that these courses are separated by different colors. When the candidate completes their registration, it is valid for all courses indicated by the respective color. Thus, a new registration is necessary if choosing a course of a different color.

To register, click here

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