Federal Institute Opens 380 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses for Hospitality, Administration, Logistics, Mechanics, and Others

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Published on 12/12/2023 at 13:05

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The Federal Institute of São Paulo Has Hundreds of Vacancies in Free Technical Courses in 8 Campuses. Enrollment in Free Courses Will Close in January.

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP) is accepting applications for the selection process of free technical courses in the Youth and Adult Education (EJA) program for the 1st semester of 2024.

List of Free Courses Offered by the Federal Institute of São Paulo

In total, eight campuses of the Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP), distributed across various regions of the state, are offering a total of 380 vacancies for free technical EJA courses. It is important to note that it is a mandatory requirement for candidates to have completed elementary school. The programs offered by the Federal Institute are:

Sertãozinho – Technical in Mechanics Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Capivari – Technical in Administration Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Birigui – Technical in Commerce Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
São Paulo – Technical in Administration Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Barretos – Technical in Hospitality Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Campinas – Technical in Telecommunications Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Jacareí – Technical in Logistics Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters);
Matão – Technical in Occupational Safety Integrated with High School (Evening – 6 semesters).

The initiative of the Federal Institute of São Paulo is essential for young people and adults to resume their studies and, thus, take the first step in their careers.

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Find Out How to Enroll and What the Selection Process Will Be for the Free Courses

Enrollment is open until January 11 and must be carried out exclusively online through the form provided by IFSP. The candidate interested in the free technical courses must attach the documents as requested in item 3 of the aforementioned announcement.

For those who do not have access to the internet or a computer, with exceptions for assistance in enrollment, the Federal Institute of São Paulo will offer in-person support at the campuses of interest. The addresses can be consulted in the Annex I of Announcement No. 620/2023.

The selection of candidates for the free technical courses will be conducted differently at nine campuses. In eight of them, the selection will be carried out through a lottery, while at the Capivari Campus, the selection will be made through interviews.

The lottery for the free courses is scheduled for January 17, with the location and time to be announced in advance. The interviews at Capivari Campus will take place on January 17 and 18, and the summons will be made by the campus itself.

The announcement of the final result of the selection process for the free courses and the first call for registration is scheduled for January 24, 2024.

APPLICATION FORM

Those who still have questions regarding the selection process can contact the following address: processoseletivo.eja@ifsp.edu.br. IFSP also emphasizes the importance of a careful reading of the announcement to ensure successful participation in the selection process.

Get to Know IFSP Better

The Federal Institute of São Paulo aims to offer professional, scientific, and technological education guided by an educational practice that enables integral training and contributes to social inclusion, regional development, and the production and socialization of knowledge.

The vision of IFSP is to be a reference in education, in the training of teachers and in the production and socialization of knowledge.

Federal Institute Opens 380 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses for Hospitality, Administration, Logistics, Mechanics, and Others

The Federal Institute of São Paulo Has Hundreds of Vacancies in Free Technical Courses in 8 Campuses. Enrollment in Free Courses Will Close in January.

List of Free Courses Offered by the Federal Institute of São Paulo

Find Out How to Enroll and What the Selection Process Will Be for the Free Courses

Get to Know IFSP Better

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Federal Institute Opens 380 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses for Hospitality, Administration, Logistics, Mechanics, and Others

The Federal Institute of São Paulo Has Hundreds of Vacancies in Free Technical Courses in 8 Campuses. Enrollment in Free Courses Will Close in January.

List of Free Courses Offered by the Federal Institute of São Paulo

Find Out How to Enroll and What the Selection Process Will Be for the Free Courses

Get to Know IFSP Better

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