Federal Institute Opens Hundreds of Spots in Free Courses for French, English, Spanish, and Brazilian Sign Language; No Registration Fee Required!

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 19:25

Updated on 07/02/2024 at 19:26

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Federal Institute Has New Openings for Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, Sign Language, and More. These Are Language Courses with Certificate Valid Nationwide.

The Federal Institute of Mato Grosso do Sul (IFMS) has new openings for free courses in English, French, Spanish, and more. The opportunities are available to the general public, allowing students and staff from the Federal Institute to participate. The language courses are offered through the Language Center (Cenid).

Learn More About the Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, and Others

The Basic French course has a workload of 45 hours and its content includes greetings, alphabet, numbers, personal presentation, likes and preferences, physical and psychological description, contacts, family and friends, time and date, weather, daily activities, habits, and frequency in everyday life.

The Basic Sign Language course lasts for 40 hours and covers basic and commonly used vocabulary, numbers, manual alphabet, fingerspelling, signs from the family context and school context, introduction to the 5 parameters of Sign Language, facial expressions and feelings, adjectives, personal pronouns, antonyms, possessives, and demonstratives.

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Those interested in applying for one of the free courses in English, Spanish, French, and others must create an account on the Federal Institute’s website using their full name, email, city, CPF, among other important information.

Those with no prior knowledge of the offered language should register for the Basic – Level I class if available at the desired campus. The completion certificate from the IFMS for free courses in English, Spanish, and others has national validity and certifies the level of linguistic competence upon completion of each stage of the course.

The placement test for language courses will be mandatory for those wishing to compete for spots in ongoing classes and aims to evaluate candidates’ proficiency and knowledge levels, as well as to define the level of the class they will be competing for in the electronic lottery. The tests will be conducted online. In this case, candidates interested in language courses who do not have internet access may again request the use of a computer made available by the campuses.

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The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Mato Grosso do Sul (IFMS) has 10 campuses installed in the municipalities of Aquidauana, Campo Grande, Coxim, Corumbá, Dourados, Jardim, Naviraí, Nova Andradina, Ponta Porã, and Três Lagoas.

IFMS operates with the mission of promoting high-quality education through teaching, research, and extension in various areas of technical and technological knowledge, forming a humanistic and innovative professional aimed at inducing local, national, and regional economic and social development, aiming to be recognized as an institution of excellence in education, becoming a reference in education, science, and technology in the state.

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Federal Institute Opens Hundreds of Spots in Free Courses for French, English, Spanish, and Brazilian Sign Language; No Registration Fee Required!

Federal Institute Has New Openings for Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, Sign Language, and More. These Are Language Courses with Certificate Valid Nationwide.

Learn More About the Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, and Others

Complete Your Registration

Get to Know IFMS

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Federal Institute Opens Hundreds of Spots in Free Courses for French, English, Spanish, and Brazilian Sign Language; No Registration Fee Required!

Federal Institute Has New Openings for Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, Sign Language, and More. These Are Language Courses with Certificate Valid Nationwide.

Learn More About the Free Courses in English, French, Spanish, and Others

Complete Your Registration

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