Instituto Coca-Cola Oferece 15 Mil Vagas em Curso Gratuito Online

Coca-Cola Institute Offers 15,000 Spots in Free Online Course With Certificate

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 05/01/2024 at 10:20

Updated on 05/01/2024 at 10:21

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The Coca-Cola Institute Brazil is providing an incredible opportunity for young people starting from 16 years old, as it has opened 15,000 spots in the Online Collective program. This is a free course aimed at those with a family income of up to two minimum wages.

Building A Professional Future with the Online Collective

The free course aims not only to provide knowledge about the job market but also to guide on how to compete for job opportunities. The classes cover many aspects, from creating a resume to practical interview tips, including organization and financial planning approaches.

The training, fully online and conducted via Whatsapp, is accessible nationwide. Composed of 11 video lessons, the course allows for flexibility: it can be followed step by step or in a learning marathon. Moreover, upon completion, students receive a Certificate of Completion, which further enhances their resumes. Finally, students have the chance to register in an exclusive job vacancy community, gathering over 400 partner employers from the Coca-Cola Institute Brazil.

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Youth Collective: Coca-Cola Institute Transforming Lives and Opportunities

This course, by the way, is part of the Youth Collective Platform, which focuses on the employability of young people in situations of social vulnerability. Recognized as the largest employability program for youth in the country, the Youth Collective has already assisted more than 349,000 since 2009, covering all states in the country and the Federal District, reaching 2,413 municipalities.

Among the beneficiaries, more than 105,000 have already entered the job market, which shows the positive and transformative impact of this initiative. Therefore, don’t miss this opportunity, but prepare yourself and invest in your professional and personal future with the support of the Coca-Cola Institute Brazil and its free courses that have proven their value.

Coca-Cola Institute Offers 15,000 Spots in Free Online Course With Certificate

Building A Professional Future with the Online Collective

Youth Collective: Coca-Cola Institute Transforming Lives and Opportunities

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Coca-Cola Institute Offers 15,000 Spots in Free Online Course With Certificate

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