Federal Institute Opens Spots in Free Online LIBRAS Course with Guaranteed Certificate Issuance!

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Published on 08/01/2025 at 19:58

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Don’t Miss the Chance to Learn Libras Practically and Accessibly: Enroll in IFRS’s Online Course and Expand Your Knowledge!

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS) is open for registrations for a free and entirely online Libras course: basic comprehension.

This is an excellent opportunity for those who wish to deepen their communication with the deaf community.

Course Details for Libras

The course has a total workload of 90 hours, covering a variety of essential topics, such as:

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How to Participate in the Course

This course is accessible to people throughout Brazil who wish to learn Libras. The criteria for registration include:

Good reading comprehension in Portuguese
Access to a computer with video capabilities
Ability to handle PDF files

Interested individuals must register by June 30, 2025, by accessing the official IFRS website: Moodle IFRS.

About IFRS

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS) is a renowned institution, recognized for the quality of its courses and for promoting social inclusion.

With units in various cities across the state, IFRS offers a wide range of technical, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses, always seeking to align professional training with the needs of the market and society.

The Importance of Learning Libras

Today, Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) is essential for promoting inclusion and accessibility.

With the increasing awareness of the rights of people with hearing disabilities, knowing Libras becomes fundamental for effective communication in various areas such as education, health, and public services.

Additionally, mastering Libras contributes to building a fairer and more equal society where everyone has a voice.

Take advantage of this opportunity offered by IFRS and start expanding your knowledge in Libras!

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Everton Victor da Silva

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16/01/2025 20:40

Sim

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Carlos Alberto

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14/01/2025 15:30

Quando que começa o curso

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Jose Lima(@jose_valdir)

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14/01/2025 07:57

O artigo está extremamente bem elaborado, destacando de forma clara e objetiva a importância do curso de Libras oferecido pelo IFRS. A estrutura informativa, com detalhes precisos sobre o conteúdo programático, requisitos de inscrição e a relevância social da Libras, reflete uma abordagem inclusiva e educativa. Além disso, a ênfase na gratuidade, acessibilidade e certificação torna o curso ainda mais atrativo para quem deseja contribuir para uma sociedade mais inclusiva. Parabéns pela iniciativa e pela divulgação impecável!

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Federal Institute Opens Spots in Free Online LIBRAS Course with Guaranteed Certificate Issuance!

Don’t Miss the Chance to Learn Libras Practically and Accessibly: Enroll in IFRS’s Online Course and Expand Your Knowledge!

Course Details for Libras

How to Participate in the Course

About IFRS

The Importance of Learning Libras

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Don’t Miss the Chance to Learn Libras Practically and Accessibly: Enroll in IFRS’s Online Course and Expand Your Knowledge!

Course Details for Libras

How to Participate in the Course

About IFRS

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