Coca-Cola Institute and Pró-Criança Open 1,440 Spots in Free Online Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/10/2020 at 12:23

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The Free Courses of the Pro-Child Movement and the Coca-Cola Institute Accept Applications Until October 14

Applications are open for the free online Coletivo course, promoted by the Pro-Child Movement in partnership with the Coca-Cola Institute, which will train young people from Pernambuco between 16 and 25 years old. Interested individuals must apply by October 14, through this website.

Free Courses – Professional Qualification Amid the Pandemic

The free online courses aim to help young people secure their first job or a new job placement. In addition to the mentioned age group, organizers inform that individuals who are currently attending or have completed high school will be accepted.

To participate in the free online courses offered by the Coca-Cola Institute and the Pro-Child Movement, all you need is a smartphone and access to WhatsApp, the platform where classes will be taught, with two meetings per week. Two classes will be formed, with the first starting on October 15, and the second on the 26th of the same month.

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Duration of the Free Courses Offered by the Coca-Cola Institute and Pro-Child Movement

According to the organizers, the course lasts five weeks, and participants will receive guidance from educators. During this period, students will also have the opportunity to join a series of live sessions with professionals from coordination and management who work at the Coca-Cola Group. Only those who achieve above 70% will receive a certificate.

Graduates may be referred to selection processes at partner companies of the initiative. If you have any questions, please contact 0800.031.8989 or send a message via WhatsApp at (81) 98431-1529.

The free courses can be completed in five weeks. Students who complete more than 70% of the proposed tasks will receive a certificate and may be referred to selection processes at partner companies of the project.

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