Registrations Open for Course English for All: Learn English for Free with Certificate and Job Market Inclusion

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Published on 16/01/2024 at 14:26

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Free English Course with Certificate to Boost Your Resume. Sign Up by 01/20 and Change Your Life!

The City Hall of Vitória da Conquista, in a pioneering initiative from the Municipal Secretary of Economic Development (SMDE), announces a unique opportunity for young people: the English course English for All! And the best part: completely free. This project is a gateway to the world, with a certificate that can be your passport to amazing opportunities. Secure your spot now!

In addition to learning, the free English course is a promise of social inclusion and a leap towards a bright future. With a workload of 90 hours, spread from January to April, the course is the chance to add an essential skill to your resume and open new paths in the job market.

Schedule, Location, and Prerequisites:

The classes of the English courses will be held twice a week, on Wednesdays and Fridays, starting at 2:30 PM. The location? Nothing less than the auditorium of the SMDE, in the heart of the city, making it accessible for everyone to take advantage of this opportunity. Imagine receiving quality instruction in a comfortable environment conducive to learning.

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Enrollment:

Don’t waste time! Enrollment for the free English course is open until January 20th. To secure your spot, fill out the online form. If you need more information, the Youth Coordination is ready to assist you via email or the provided phone number. Don’t miss this golden opportunity: sign up now and take a big leap towards success!

Registrations Open for Course English for All: Learn English for Free with Certificate and Job Market Inclusion

Free English Course with Certificate to Boost Your Resume. Sign Up by 01/20 and Change Your Life!

Schedule, Location, and Prerequisites:

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Free English Course with Certificate to Boost Your Resume. Sign Up by 01/20 and Change Your Life!

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