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Federal Institute Opens Applications for Free Technical Courses with Certification in Nursing, Computer Science, English, and Engineering; No Tuition and No Application Fees!
The Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC) opened applications from February 2 to 16 to fill more than 600 remaining spots in integrated, concurrent, subsequent, and Youth and Adult Education (Proeja) technical courses for the first semester of 2024. All courses are free technical courses, meaning there is no tuition fee. To participate in the selection process and compete for spots at the Federal Institute, no fee is required.
List of Free Technical Courses Offered by the Federal Institute
Below is a list of the available free technical courses:
- Subsequent Technical Course in Automotive Maintenance;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Clothing Modeling;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Textile;
- Integrated Technical Course in Mechanics;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Biotechnology;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Surveying;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Electromechanics;
- Integrated Technical Course in Bilingual Services and Products;
- Integrated Technical Course in Plastics;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Fashion Production;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Geoprocessing;
- Concurrent Technical Course in Agriculture;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Electrical Engineering;
- Concurrent Technical Course in Environmental Studies;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Bakery;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Restaurant and Bar;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Sanitation;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Logistics;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Industrial Automation;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Meteorology;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Hospitality;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Regional Tourism Guide for Santa Catarina;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Systems Development;
- Integrated Technical Course in Construction;
- Concurrent Technical Course in IT Maintenance and Support;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Clothing;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Administration;
- Subsequent Technical Course in Electromechanics;
- Integrated Technical Course in Agriculture;
- Concurrent Technical Course in Mechanics.
Learn How to Apply for Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute
There are spots in free technical courses available in 19 cities, namely:
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Become a professional in logistics, mechanics, computer science, chemistry, or gastronomy at the Federal Institute: Ifes opens more than 1,000 spots in free technical courses with selection without an exam.
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Take a 100% online and free course at Itaú: Foundation releases 156 options with certificates, registrations open for all of Brazil, unlimited access, areas such as technology, education, and management, and a flexible schedule without tutoring.
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Senai will pay up to R$ 700 per month for those who take free technical courses: there are 12,000 open positions across Brazil and training with access to the technology market.
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Take one of the free courses from SENAI! There are over 100 options for training completely online and with a guaranteed certificate in Logistics, Mechanics, Business, Energy, Safety, and much more; see how to enroll and boost your resume with SENAI EAD.
- Tubarão;
- Garopaba;
- Xanxerê;
- Gaspar;
- Urupema;
- Florianópolis;
- Itajaí;
- Chapecó;
- Lages;
- Joinville;
- São Miguel do Oeste;
- São Carlos;
- Palhoça;
- Jaraguá do Sul;
- Araranguá;
- São Lourenço do Oeste;
- Caçador;
- Canoinhas;
- Criciúma.
The spots will be filled in the order of expression of interest. Interested candidates must access the electronic form provided in the selection process notice and submit the documentation listed in the same notice.
For some free technical courses, there will also be a formation of a reserve list. The list of candidates who obtain a spot will be released on February 23.
It is important to highlight that concurrent free technical courses allow students to take the technical course at IFSC while completing regular high school at another school. Integrated technical courses provide both technical training and regular high school at the Federal Institute. Applicants must have completed elementary school.
Subsequent technical courses are aimed at those who have already finished high school and wish to obtain technical training. Finally, the Proeja/technical courses are targeted at individuals who have completed elementary school and are at least 18 years old.
Get to Know IFSC
IFSC was established in Florianópolis through Decree No. 7,566, on September 23, 1909, by President Nilo Peçanha, as the School of Apprentice Artisans of Santa Catarina. Its mission was to provide vocational training for children from less favored socioeconomic backgrounds.
The first headquarters was established on September 1, 1910, in a building provided by the state government, on Almirante Alvim Street, in the heart of the Capital.
In addition to primary education, the institution offered training in drawing, typography, bookbinding and ruling, riverside carpentry, sculpture, and mechanics, which included blacksmithing and locksmithing. In this way, the School of Apprentice Artisans operated in accordance with the technological advances of its time, meeting the demands of the productive sector and society of the time.
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