Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ) Opens Selection Process for 1,764 Slots in Free Technical Courses in Oil and Gas, Occupational Safety, Mechanics, Computer Science, and More!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 13/01/2022 at 08:09

Updated on 13/01/2022 at 20:01

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IFRJ Offers 26 Free High School Technical Courses. In total, there are more than 1700 vacancies spread across the Institute’s units in Rio de Janeiro, and one of them could be yours!

IFRJ – Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro is conducting an open selection process for filling vacancies related to Professional Technical Education at the High School level, offered in an integrated manner with High School. There will be 1,764 vacancies in free technical courses intended for IFRJ units for the 2022 school year, which will begin in March. See below how to apply.

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The selection process will be conducted through three distinct forms of selection, according to the candidate’s choice: in-person objective test, public lottery, or analysis of the elementary school academic record. The distribution of vacancies in free technical courses offered by campus, course, group, and selection method is present in the official notice.

Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Free Technical Course Vacancies at the Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ)

Arraial do Cabo: Computer Science and Environment
Duque de Caxias: Oil and Gas, Plastics, and Chemistry
Engenheiro Paulo de Frontin: Internet Computer Science
Nilópolis: Environmental Control and Chemistry
Niterói: Administration and Computer Science
Paracambi: Electrotechnics and Mechanics
Pinheiral: Agroindustry, Agriculture, Computer Science, and Environment
Resende: Tourist Guide
Rio de Janeiro: Biotechnology, Food, Pharmacy, Environment, and Chemistry
São Gonçalo: Administration, Chemistry, and Occupational Safety
Volta Redonda: Industrial Automation

Vacancies will be distributed with one-third of the total number for each selection method. 34% of the vacancies will be offered for general competition and 66% for the Vacancy Reservation System (VRS) for Public Schools. In case this second type is not filled, the remaining vacancies will be filled by candidates according to the classification order.

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Only students who have completed all grades of Elementary School in Brazilian public schools from federal, state, or municipal spheres, in regular courses or within the scope of Youth and Adult Education (EJA); and students who have obtained a completion certificate based on the results of the National Examination for the Certification of Youth and Adult Competencies (ENCCEJA), certification exams, or assessments for youth and adults conducted by state education systems may compete through the Vacancy Reservation System for Public Schools.

The certification issued by the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Rio de Janeiro – IFRJ will be in a single certificate, referring to the Technical High School Education, after the completion of the mandatory curriculum matrix and the supervised internship when required.

Registration: Those interested in competing for vacancies in free high school technical courses at the Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ) must CLICK HERE.

Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ) Opens Selection Process for 1,764 Slots in Free Technical Courses in Oil and Gas, Occupational Safety, Mechanics, Computer Science, and More!

IFRJ Offers 26 Free High School Technical Courses. In total, there are more than 1700 vacancies spread across the Institute’s units in Rio de Janeiro, and one of them could be yours!

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Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Free Technical Course Vacancies at the Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ)

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