Registration Open for Free Technical Courses! Sebrae Opens 300 Spots for Free Courses, Offering Public Transport Assistance, Daily Snacks, and Educational Materials; See How to Participate!

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Published on 07/12/2024 at 23:51

Updated on 07/12/2024 at 23:52

Inscrições abertas para cursos técnicos gratuitos! O Sebrae abre 300 vagas para cursos gratuitos, com auxílio transporte público, lanche diário e material didático; Veja como participar! (Imagem: Representação)

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Admissions Open for Technical Courses in Marketing and Administration Focused on Entrepreneurship. Learn the Benefits and How to Secure Your Spot.

If you are a student of the public education network and live in Belo Horizonte or the metropolitan area, Sebrae has an amazing opportunity for you.

The Youth Entrepreneurship Center (NEJ), a social project of the Sebrae School, is offering 300 spots for free courses in marketing and administration.

In addition to learning, participants will receive snacks, transportation assistance, uniforms, and teaching materials, ensuring all the necessary structure for the course.

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Sebrae Benefits

Sebrae knows that studying with quality requires support. Therefore, in addition to offering free courses, the project includes:

Daily Snacks: ensuring the necessary energy to keep up with classes.
Public Transportation Assistance: with Ótimo or BHbus cards.
Uniform and Teaching Materials: all provided at no cost to students.

These benefits allow students to focus on learning and make the most of their education.

Available Courses

Check the details of the classes:

Technical in Administration
Technical in Marketing

Both courses have 150 spots each, totaling 300 opportunities. Classes will be in-person and held at the PUC São Gabriel campus, located at Rua Walter Ianni, 255, São Gabriel – Belo Horizonte. The available shifts are:

Morning: from 7:30 AM to 12 PM
Afternoon: from 1:20 PM to 5:50 PM
Evening: from 7 PM to 10:30 PM

How Does the Sebrae Selection Process Work?

To participate, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Be a student or graduate of High School from the public education system in Belo Horizonte or the metropolitan area.
Students of EJA, Cesec, or those approved in Encceja are also accepted.

The selection process includes document analysis and online registration. All details about the steps and requirements are available in the announcement on the Sebrae School website.

How to Enroll?

Registration is open until January 31, 2025 and must be done through the official website, IN THE LINK BELOW:

At the time of registration, have the following documents ready:

ID and CPF;
Enrollment declaration or High School completion certificate;
Updated proof of address.

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

About Sebrae and the Youth Entrepreneurship Center (NEJ)

Sebrae is a nationally recognized institution for promoting entrepreneurship and providing quality education.

The NEJ is a social project that aims to prepare young people for the job market, focusing on developing entrepreneurial skills.

Since its inception, the program has transformed the lives of thousands of students, providing technical training and comprehensive support to help them stand out professionally.

This is your chance to start 2025 on the right foot! Sign up now and invest in your future with Sebrae.

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Registration Open for Free Technical Courses! Sebrae Opens 300 Spots for Free Courses, Offering Public Transport Assistance, Daily Snacks, and Educational Materials; See How to Participate!

Admissions Open for Technical Courses in Marketing and Administration Focused on Entrepreneurship. Learn the Benefits and How to Secure Your Spot.

Sebrae Benefits

Available Courses

How Does the Sebrae Selection Process Work?

How to Enroll?

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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Registration Open for Free Technical Courses! Sebrae Opens 300 Spots for Free Courses, Offering Public Transport Assistance, Daily Snacks, and Educational Materials; See How to Participate!

Admissions Open for Technical Courses in Marketing and Administration Focused on Entrepreneurship. Learn the Benefits and How to Secure Your Spot.

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Available Courses

How Does the Sebrae Selection Process Work?

How to Enroll?

SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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Ethiopia has banned gasoline and diesel cars, placed over a hundred silent electric buses on the streets of Addis Ababa, and now aims for half a million electric vehicles by 2030, all powered by Africa’s largest dam and a courage that few countries have shown.

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