Research Institute Education and Technology Partners With Catholic University of Petrópolis to Offer 70 Free Online Courses

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/07/2021 at 07:53

Updated on 15/07/2021 at 08:08

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70 Free Courses with Live Classes in Various Fields of Knowledge Offered by IPETEC, a Partner Institution of the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP). Secure Your Spot

The Institute for Research in Education and Technology (IPETEC), which has the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP) as its partner, offers 70 distance learning courses completely free and LIVE. See below how to register. Stay tuned, as there is a discount coupon to be inserted at the time of registration so that you can take the course for free. All of this is explained further below!

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In addition to in-person classes, UCP/IPETEC is one of the few institutions that offers its courses online with 100% live classes, valuing interaction between teachers and students.

Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to enhance your knowledge and attend LIVE classes taught by highly qualified instructors!

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Check Out the Areas of the Completely Free Live Courses Offered by IPETC, the Partner Institution of the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP)

Human Resources
Energy
Finance
Engineering
Management
Oil and Gas
Law
Health
Industry
Technology
Education
Maintenance
Among Others

Registration

Attention all those interested in the free courses offered by the partner institution of the Catholic University of Petrópolis, must CLICK THIS LINK .

Note: If the student wishes to take the course for free, attending the live course at the scheduled date and time, they must use the voucher: CGT202010ALL at the moment of registration, as shown in the image below. Access to the recorded class and receiving the course certificate costs R$ 48.00.

If you have any questions, contact the IPETEC support email: apoio@ipetec.com.br or Local Call: 4003-2333 WhatsApp: (22)981690470

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Research Institute Education and Technology Partners With Catholic University of Petrópolis to Offer 70 Free Online Courses

70 Free Courses with Live Classes in Various Fields of Knowledge Offered by IPETEC, a Partner Institution of the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP). Secure Your Spot

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Research Institute Education and Technology Partners With Catholic University of Petrópolis to Offer 70 Free Online Courses

70 Free Courses with Live Classes in Various Fields of Knowledge Offered by IPETEC, a Partner Institution of the Catholic University of Petrópolis (UCP). Secure Your Spot

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