Instituto Federal oferece 4,1 mil vagas em cursos gratuitos e online (EAD) de graduação em Letras (Inglês e Espanhol), Recursos Humanos e muito mais!

Federal Institute Offers 4,100 Spots in Free Online Degree Courses in Languages (English and Spanish), Human Resources, and More!

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Inscreva-se nos cursos gratuitos e online (EAD) do Instituto Federal-IFPI! São 4.150 vagas de graduação, incluindo licenciaturas.

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Enroll in the Free Online (Distance Learning) Courses at the Federal Institute-IFPI! There are 4,150 Graduation Slots Available, Including Degrees.

The Federal Institute of Piauí (IFPI) is open for registrations for the UAB 2025 Entrance Exam, offering 4,150 slots in free graduation courses. The opportunity includes degrees in Languages (English and Spanish), Geography, technological courses, and more, focusing on qualifying professionals to meet educational and market demands in the state of Piauí. This selection process is ideal for those seeking flexibility in their studies and recognized academic quality.

The free courses offered are in the online (distance learning) modality, with mandatory in-person meetings on Saturdays at specific locations. With course loads ranging from two to four years, activities include theoretical classes, discussion forums, seminars, and assessments. The main goal is to equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge, aligned with the demands of their fields of work.

Available Slots and Offer Locations

The entrance exam offers a total of 4,150 slots in free online (distance learning) graduation courses, distributed across various teaching locations in the state of Piauí, such as Teresina, Parnaíba, Picos, São Raimundo Nonato, and many others. Each course has a specific number of slots, ensuring broad regional distribution.

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How Will the Selection Process Work?

The selection will be based on the score of the writing test, which is qualifying. The writing must achieve a minimum score of 5 points to ensure the candidate’s classification. Additionally, 50% of the slots are reserved for students from public schools, in accordance with Law No. 12,711/2012, and 5% for Persons with Disabilities (PwD).

Entrance Exam Schedule

Check the main details of the selection process:

Registration: from November 6 to December 1, 2024
Exams: January 12, 2025
Final Result: January 31, 2025

It is essential to follow all updates on the official website of the selection process.

How to Enroll in the Free Courses

Details can be accessed on the portal UAB IFPI Selection and registrations must be completed by December 1, 2024 on the institution’s website (click here). The registration fee is R$ 40.00, with an option for waiver for candidates registered in CadÚnico.

Secure your spot in one of the graduation courses of the UAB 2025 Entrance Exam and take advantage of the opportunity to study at an institution of excellence with a certificate recognized throughout Brazil!

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Federal Institute Offers 4,100 Spots in Free Online Degree Courses in Languages (English and Spanish), Human Resources, and More!

Enroll in the Free Online (Distance Learning) Courses at the Federal Institute-IFPI! There are 4,150 Graduation Slots Available, Including Degrees.

Available Slots and Offer Locations

How Will the Selection Process Work?

Entrance Exam Schedule

How to Enroll in the Free Courses

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Federal Institute Offers 4,100 Spots in Free Online Degree Courses in Languages (English and Spanish), Human Resources, and More!

Enroll in the Free Online (Distance Learning) Courses at the Federal Institute-IFPI! There are 4,150 Graduation Slots Available, Including Degrees.

Available Slots and Offer Locations

How Will the Selection Process Work?

Entrance Exam Schedule

How to Enroll in the Free Courses

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