Federal Institute Opened Applications Yesterday (03/08) For The Selection Process Of The Technical High School Courses; Those Over 18 Years Old With Completed Elementary Education Can Participate

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Yesterday, the Federal Institute announced the opening of enrollments for its high school level technical courses, marking a significant moment for all those interested in advancing their education and career. This selection process is a golden opportunity for individuals over 18 years old who have completed elementary education to access quality education for free.

With the registration deadline set for March 28, it is crucial to act quickly to not miss this opportunity. The preliminary result will be announced by April 3, followed by the identity confirmation process and, finally, the announcement of the final result. These free high school courses are fundamental steps for those looking to enhance their professional and personal qualifications.

What Are the Technical Courses Offered by the Federal Institute?

The free technical courses offered, Food and Information Technology, are conducted in the evening, making them accessible for those who work or have other commitments during the day. With 32 slots available for each course, the Institute aims to diversify the professional opportunities for its candidates, preparing them for the challenges of the modern job market.

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Step by Step for Enrollment

To apply for one of the spots, interested individuals must visit the Academic Records Coordination at the Satuba campus, Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 12 PM and from 2 PM to 7:30 PM. The selection criteria are based on the analysis of age and level of education, with a maximum score of 50 points. This simplified process ensures that everyone has a fair chance to participate.

How Do I Enroll for the Technical Course at the IF?

The enrollment can be done online, or you can go to the Academic Records Coordination at the Satuba campus within the deadline, bringing the necessary documents. This is the time to invest in your future by taking advantage of quality free technical courses. Education is the key to opening new doors in your professional and personal journey.

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Federal Institute Opened Applications Yesterday (03/08) For The Selection Process Of The Technical High School Courses; Those Over 18 Years Old With Completed Elementary Education Can Participate

Enrollments Open for Dozens of Slots in Free High School Level Technical Courses at the IF. Sign Up Now!

What Are the Technical Courses Offered by the Federal Institute?

Step by Step for Enrollment

How Do I Enroll for the Technical Course at the IF?

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