Registrations Open by SENAI for 3,500 Spots in Free Technical Courses in the State of São Paulo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/04/2021 at 20:56

Updated on 29/04/2021 at 21:08

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Senai in São Paulo Is Open for Enrollment for Free Technical Courses in the State; Applications Can Be Made Until May 3

Senai – National Service for Learning, has 3,500 openings for free technical courses in the state of São Paulo. Those interested in the technical courses can enroll until the 3rd of next month (May). It is worth noting that during the selection process to participate in the courses, the performances of the candidates will be evaluated through the analysis of their academic transcripts or report cards.

Requirements for Enrollment in Free Technical Courses at Senai in São Paulo

Those interested in enrolling in the free technical courses offered by Senai must meet the following requirements: be at least 15 years old, have completed the 1st year of high school (for courses held in the morning and afternoon), completed high school (for courses held at night), or be enrolled in courses that allow for the completion of Senai’s offerings before the class start date.

The duration of the free technical courses at Senai ranges from one to two years and are all recognized by the MEC – Ministry of Education. Candidates for the free technical courses must enroll by May 3. The results of the selection process will be announced on June 21, starting at 2 PM, at the schools where the free technical courses will take place or on the Senai website.

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See the Areas of Free Technical Courses in the State of São Paulo

The free technical courses at Senai will be offered in the following areas: Information Technology; Occupational Safety; Refrigeration; Clothing; Mechatronics; Metallurgy; Food; Electronics; Automotive; Management; Graphic; Civil Construction; Biomedical Equipment and Automotive. It is worth noting that the classes for the free technical courses at Senai are scheduled to start on July 29 of this year.

Enrollment May Happen According to the Announcement of the Approved Candidates. Check the Dates:

Daytime Technician: Classified: from June 28 to 30, 2021; 1st Call for Alternates: July 1, 2021; 2nd Call for Alternates: July 2, 2021. The enrollment is conducted through a unified selection process, with a priority order for filling the spots: candidates formally indicated by the donating companies of SENAI-SP, candidates formally indicated by non-donating companies – provided they are from SENAI-SP, and then community candidates.

Evening Technician: Classified: from July 5 to 7, 2021; 1st Call for Alternates: July 8, 2021; 2nd Call for Alternates: July 12, 2021. The selection is also made through the selection process for candidates who have completed high school or who registered in a community that allows them to complete the course before the class start date.

How to Enroll in Free Technical Courses at Senai

Those interested in participating in the selection for free technical courses in São Paulo must access the SENAI website, by clicking here, and go to the enrollment tab. The institution also emphasizes that, to participate in the selection process, candidates must pay an enrollment fee of R$53.00 for community candidates, via bank slip. Good luck!

Registrations Open by SENAI for 3,500 Spots in Free Technical Courses in the State of São Paulo

Senai in São Paulo Is Open for Enrollment for Free Technical Courses in the State; Applications Can Be Made Until May 3

Requirements for Enrollment in Free Technical Courses at Senai in São Paulo

See the Areas of Free Technical Courses in the State of São Paulo

Enrollment May Happen According to the Announcement of the Approved Candidates. Check the Dates:

How to Enroll in Free Technical Courses at Senai

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See the Areas of Free Technical Courses in the State of São Paulo

Enrollment May Happen According to the Announcement of the Approved Candidates. Check the Dates:

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