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Capacita Initiative Offering More Than 5,000 Spots in Pernambuco for Free Courses in Health, Humanities, Technology, and Exact Sciences

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/01/2022 at 14:58

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With Programming Available Until January 28, The Project Offers Approximately 200 Free Courses, Among In-Person Positions for Diverse Cities of Pernambuco, and Online

Bringing together higher education institutions in the metropolitan region of Recife, Pernambuco, Capacita offers vacancies for different free courses, such as those covering engineering, entrepreneurship, personal finance, and online sales. Thus, the initiative aims to provide opportunities for skill development or enhancement through these free courses.

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The free courses, in addition to the online option, have vacancies for in-person attendance. Most of them will take place in the state of Pernambuco, hosted by the Maurício de Nassau University Center, in Recife and Paulista; at Uninassau Colleges, in Cabo de Santo Agostinho and Olinda; and also at Joaquim Nabuco University Center, in Recife.

See Below Some of the Vacancies for Free Courses of the Capacita Project in Pernambuco

How to Participate in Any of the Free Capacita Courses

The vacancies for this project are intended for both students from the relevant educational institutions in Pernambuco and the general public. Therefore, to enroll in any free course, just click directly on any of the vacancies above. Another option is to go to the Uninassau website or Joaquim Nabuco’s site, where you will find all available courses. To do this, you need to select the state and the city, and then uncheck the options “DCE,” “Extension Course,” “Lecture,” and “Professional Development,” selecting only the box that indicates the Capacita project.

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Capacita Initiative Offering More Than 5,000 Spots in Pernambuco for Free Courses in Health, Humanities, Technology, and Exact Sciences

With Programming Available Until January 28, The Project Offers Approximately 200 Free Courses, Among In-Person Positions for Diverse Cities of Pernambuco, and Online

Also Check Out:

See Below Some of the Vacancies for Free Courses of the Capacita Project in Pernambuco

How to Participate in Any of the Free Capacita Courses

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