Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Opens Enrollment for Free Course in Business Management Ends Today

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Published on 29/07/2024 at 12:37

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Interested Parties Have Until This Monday to Enroll in the Free Business Management Course at IFMG

Enrollment for the free course in Business Management at the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG) – Ouro Branco Campus, ends today, July 29. Scheduled to start in October 2024, the course is an excellent opportunity for those looking to enhance their management skills.

Last Chance to Enroll in the Free Business Management Course at IFMG

If you are looking to specialize in the field of management, you cannot miss this chance. IFMG is offering a free Business Management course with 40 spots available. Of these, 22 are for general competition, 14 are reserved for affirmative action (covering black, indigenous, disabled, and low-income candidates), and 4 spots for public servants.

The course will last 12 months, with in-person classes held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 PM to 11 PM at the Ouro Branco Campus of IFMG. Classes are scheduled to start in October 2024, and the target audience includes entrepreneurs, administrators, professionals, managers, and anyone interested in expanding their competencies in management.

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How to Enroll in the Free Business Management Course

To enroll, you must have a higher education degree in any field. Enrollment can be done until 11:55 PM this Monday, July 29, through the form available at registration form. The registration fee is R$ 50.00, but those in need can request a waiver of the fee until July 22.

The selection process will be divided into two stages. The first consists of an analysis of a Letter of Intent, with specific criteria detailed in the announcement. The 60 candidates with the highest scores will move on to the second stage, which will be an interview with the Selection Committee. This interview will last up to 20 minutes and will be conducted in person.

Candidates who advance to the second stage must arrive at the interview location at least 30 minutes early, bringing an official photo ID.

For more details, consult the Announcement 114/2024.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to specialize in business management with a free course offered by IFMG. Enrollment ends tomorrow, so hurry and secure your spot!

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Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG) Opens Enrollment for Free Course in Business Management Ends Today

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