Federal Institute Opens 300 Slots in Free Technical Courses without Exams, Offering Monthly Scholarships and Requiring Only Elementary Education

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/01/2024 at 18:14

Updated on 29/01/2024 at 20:42

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Opportunity for FREE Technical and Secondary Education for Youth and Adults. Enroll Now in the Available Courses Offered by the Federal Institute

The Federal Institute of Brasília (IFB) is open for enrollment for 300 spots in technical courses alongside secondary education for youth and adults who have only completed elementary school. Proeja (Program of Technical Courses along with Secondary Education for Youth and Adults) offers a unique opportunity for those who wish to obtain a high school diploma and a professional qualification simultaneously, according to the Correio Braziliense website.

Unlike other selection processes, there is no exam for admission to the Proeja courses at the Federal Institute of Brasília, and registration is free. Interested candidates must enroll at the campus of their choice to compete for one of the available spots.

Federal Government Financial Support

A new feature this year is the financial support offered by the Federal Government to Proeja students. Each selected student will receive a training scholarship worth R$ 220.00 per month to help cover expenses during the course.

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List of Available Course Spots at the Federal Institute

Marketing (IFB Brasília)
Environment (IFB Estrutural)
Administration (IFB Gama)
Audio and Video Production (IFB Recanto das Emas)
Construction (IFB Samambaia)
Secretarial (IFB São Sebastião)
Handicrafts (IFB Taguatinga)

Learn More and Register for the Available Courses at the Federal Institute

For more information about the courses and to register, visit the website BY CLICKING HERE.

The Federal Institute of Brasília

The Federal Institute of Brasília (IFB) is a public institution of higher education, technical and technological education located in the Federal District region of Brazil. Founded in 2008, IFB’s mission is to promote professional and technological education, integrated with secondary education, education for youth and adults, and higher education, aiming at local and regional socioeconomic development.

IFB offers a variety of technical, undergraduate, and graduate courses, in areas such as technology, agricultural sciences, applied social sciences, education, engineering, linguistics, languages and arts. Additionally, the institution also develops research, extension, and innovation projects, seeking to contribute to the advancement of scientific and technological knowledge.

Federal Institute Opens 300 Slots in Free Technical Courses without Exams, Offering Monthly Scholarships and Requiring Only Elementary Education

Opportunity for FREE Technical and Secondary Education for Youth and Adults. Enroll Now in the Available Courses Offered by the Federal Institute

Federal Government Financial Support

List of Available Course Spots at the Federal Institute

Learn More and Register for the Available Courses at the Federal Institute

The Federal Institute of Brasília

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Federal Institute Opens 300 Slots in Free Technical Courses without Exams, Offering Monthly Scholarships and Requiring Only Elementary Education

Opportunity for FREE Technical and Secondary Education for Youth and Adults. Enroll Now in the Available Courses Offered by the Federal Institute

Federal Government Financial Support

List of Available Course Spots at the Federal Institute

Learn More and Register for the Available Courses at the Federal Institute

The Federal Institute of Brasília

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With a wingspan of 152 meters, 76 tires, and a capacity to carry 1,270 tons, the Boeing Pelican was the giant “flying ship” that promised to cross oceans close to the water on an invisible air cushion beneath its wings.

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