Centec Institute Offers 1,672 Free Courses in Ceará; Find Out How to Enroll

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 10/04/2025 at 10:01

Updated on 10/04/2025 at 10:02

Instituto Centec oferece 1.672 vagas gratuitas em cursos profissionalizantes no Ceará. Cursos como NR10, Excel e Design de Sobrancelhas estão entre as opções. Inscrições abertas!

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In-Person And Online Courses In Areas Such As Tourism, Web Development And NR10 Have Open Enrollments Until Spots Are Filled. Action Aims At Professional Qualification In 32 Municipalities In Ceará.

The Centec Institute has opened 1,672 spots for free vocational courses in Ceará, with in-person options (1,412 spots) and online (260 spots). The courses, which range from Brow Design to NR10 – Electricity Safety, are aimed at individuals over 16 years old residing in the state.

How The Courses At The Centec Institute Work

The Initial And Continuing Education Courses (FIC) have between 40 and 220 hours of workload, combining theory and practice. They focus on strategic areas such as Business Management, Industrial Production, and Technology, with certification recognized by the market. The complete list is available on the Centec website.

Requirements And Enrollment Modalities

To participate, it is necessary to:

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In-Demand Courses: From Technology To Beauty

Among the most sought-after options are:

NR10 – Electricity Safety (legal requirement for professionals in the field);
Fundamentals Of Web Development (220 hours, with modules in HTML and CSS);
Brow Design (40 hours, focused on entrepreneurship);
Excel Basics (80 hours, with certification in digital spreadsheets).

The Centec Institute has already qualified over 500,000 residents of Ceará in 20 years. In this edition, the spots are distributed in cities such as Fortaleza, Juazeiro do Norte, and Sobral. “Courses like Motorcycle Maintenance and Hospitality meet local demands, generating jobs and income,” explains a representative of the institution.

Additional Information:

Enrollments: Until spots are filled.
Links: Centec Website | Centec Academy
Contact: (85) 3270-5500

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Centec Institute Offers 1,672 Free Courses in Ceará; Find Out How to Enroll

In-Person And Online Courses In Areas Such As Tourism, Web Development And NR10 Have Open Enrollments Until Spots Are Filled. Action Aims At Professional Qualification In 32 Municipalities In Ceará.

How The Courses At The Centec Institute Work

Requirements And Enrollment Modalities

In-Demand Courses: From Technology To Beauty

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