Federal Institute Offers Over 500 Slots in Free Vocational Courses with R$ 600 Stipend

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With a Scholarship of R$ 600, the Federal Institute of Amapá (Ifap) has 540 openings in professional courses in the ‘Empodera Mulher’ program. The registration, from January 14 to 28, aims to strengthen female presence in entrepreneurship and the job market.

The Federal Institute of Amapá (Ifap) is offering free courses for women interested in strengthening their presence in entrepreneurship and the job market. The ‘Empodera Mulher’ program provides 540 openings in free professional courses, aiming to empower and equip women in situations of social vulnerability.

How to Register for the Free Courses at the Federal Institute?

The selection process for filling the vacancies is already open, with online registration available on the institution’s website, from January 14 to 28.

The free courses offered cover the areas of Planning Assistance, Production Programming and Control, and Individual Microentrepreneurship.

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Where Will the Professional Courses Be Held?

An innovative initiative from the Institute, the Empodera Mulher program has the partnership of the state government, through the Secretariats of Social Assistance (SEAS) and Policies for Women (SEPM) in the involved municipalities.

The municipalities include Macapá, Pracuúba, Santana, Mazagão, Pedra Branca do Amapari, Laranjal do Jari, Porto Grande, Ferreira Gomes, and Oiapoque.

Benefits for Participants

Participants selected for the free professional courses will receive a maintenance scholarship worth R$ 600.

This benefit aims to provide financial support during the training period, facilitating women’s active participation in the courses.

How Will the Vacancies Be Distributed?

Out of the 540 available openings, 30 are reserved exclusively for indigenous women residing in Oiapoque, in collaboration with the National Indian Foundation (Funai).

The free courses at the Federal Institute represent an inclusive opportunity committed to diversity.

Who Can Register for the Free Professional Courses at the Federal Institute?

Women aged 18 and older can register, as long as they meet the educational requirements established for each course according to the announcement.

Additionally, preference is given to those who reside in the city where the course will be offered, have availability to attend classes in person, and are registered in the Unified Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico).

Documents Required to Register

The documents required for registration in the free professional courses at the Federal Institute are: identity document, CPF, proof of residence, proof of CadÚnico registration, proof of educational level, proof of children (if any), proof of family income, and a term of authorization for the use of image and voice, available on the Institute’s website.

Don’t miss this opportunity for training and empowerment. Register now and strengthen your professional career in the ‘Empodera Mulher’ program offered by the Federal Institute of Amapá.

Federal Institute Offers Over 500 Slots in Free Vocational Courses with R$ 600 Stipend

With a Scholarship of R$ 600, the Federal Institute of Amapá (Ifap) has 540 openings in professional courses in the ‘Empodera Mulher’ program. The registration, from January 14 to 28, aims to strengthen female presence in entrepreneurship and the job market.

How to Register for the Free Courses at the Federal Institute?

Where Will the Professional Courses Be Held?

Benefits for Participants

How Will the Vacancies Be Distributed?

Who Can Register for the Free Professional Courses at the Federal Institute?

Documents Required to Register

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Federal Institute Offers Over 500 Slots in Free Vocational Courses with R$ 600 Stipend

With a Scholarship of R$ 600, the Federal Institute of Amapá (Ifap) has 540 openings in professional courses in the ‘Empodera Mulher’ program. The registration, from January 14 to 28, aims to strengthen female presence in entrepreneurship and the job market.

How to Register for the Free Courses at the Federal Institute?

Where Will the Professional Courses Be Held?

Benefits for Participants

How Will the Vacancies Be Distributed?

Who Can Register for the Free Professional Courses at the Federal Institute?

Documents Required to Register

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