Federal Institute – IFSP Opens Applications For Preparatory Course And Also Offers R$ 200 Scholarships For Participants

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Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Has Thousands of Places for Preparatory Course Through the Partiu IF Program. Learn How to Compete for Scholarships and Also Receive R$ 200.

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) announced on March 11 a new notice aimed at selecting students for the PartiuIF Project, a preparatory course for the Integrated High School of the institution. In total, there are 1,800 places with scholarships distributed across 33 campuses of the institution.

Learn Who Can Participate in the Preparatory Course of the Federal Institute

Students who are regularly enrolled in the 9th grade of Elementary Education in public institutions can participate in the IFSP selection. However, those who have partially attended elementary school in private educational institutions or who have studied in public schools outside Brazil do not have the right to the preparatory course and scholarships.

It is important to mention that schools in the S System (Sesi, Senai, Sesc, Senac) do not belong to the Public Education Network. Thus, candidates who have attended elementary school in these institutions are not entitled to the reserved places for the preparatory course.

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Registrations for the Preparatory Course Are Open Until March 28

Students interested in the IFSP scholarships must register by March 28 through an electronic form. It is noteworthy that there are places available at the campuses of:

Araraquara;
Avaré;
Barretos;
Birigui;
Boituva;
Bragança Paulista;
Capivari;
Caraguatatuba;
Catanduva;
Cubatão;
Guarulhos;
Hortolândia;
Ilha Solteira;
Itapetininga;
Itaquaquecetuba;
Jacareí;
Jundiaí;
Matão;
Piracicaba;
Pirituba;
Presidente Epitácio;
Registro;
Rio Claro;
São Carlos;
São João da Boa Vista;
São José dos Campos;
São José do Rio Preto;
São Paulo;
São Roque;
Sertãozinho;
Sorocaba;
Suzano;
Votuporanga.

The selection of students for the preparatory course will be carried out in two stages, namely document analysis and electronic drawing.

In the document analysis stage, the submitted documents in the registration form will verify public schooling evidence, the social vulnerability conditions of candidates (income, belonging, race, and PWD status) for places aimed at quilombola candidates, with family income of up to one minimum wage, self-declared as black, brown, or indigenous, or Persons with Disabilities.

The permission of the legal guardians authorizing the candidate’s participation in the scholarship selection process will also be considered. In the drawing stage, candidates deemed fit in the document analysis stage will be drawn electronically to fill the vacancies.

Know the Partiu IF

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP), in partnership with the Secretariat of Professional and Technological Education (Setec) and the Secretariat of Continuing Education, Youth and Adult Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion (Secadi), both from the Ministry of Education, aims to offer several classes of the Partiu IF Program distributed throughout the state of São Paulo.

The program’s goal is to offer classes and activities with content aligned with the selection process for technical courses linked to High School from the Institutions of the Federal Network.

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Federal Institute – IFSP Opens Applications For Preparatory Course And Also Offers R$ 200 Scholarships For Participants

Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Has Thousands of Places for Preparatory Course Through the Partiu IF Program. Learn How to Compete for Scholarships and Also Receive R$ 200.

Learn Who Can Participate in the Preparatory Course of the Federal Institute

Registrations for the Preparatory Course Are Open Until March 28

Know the Partiu IF

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Federal Institute – IFSP Opens Applications For Preparatory Course And Also Offers R$ 200 Scholarships For Participants

Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Has Thousands of Places for Preparatory Course Through the Partiu IF Program. Learn How to Compete for Scholarships and Also Receive R$ 200.

Learn Who Can Participate in the Preparatory Course of the Federal Institute

Registrations for the Preparatory Course Are Open Until March 28

Know the Partiu IF

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