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Free Course Offered by the Federal Institute Offers Training in Human Rights with a Monthly Scholarship of R$ 750 for Up to 10 Months; Enrollments Are Open and Spots Are Limited
The Federal Institute of Northern Minas Gerais has opened enrollments for a free course at IFNMG focused on training human rights agents. In addition to professional training, selected participants receive a monthly scholarship of R$ 750, making this opportunity a gateway for those seeking qualification and social engagement.
In total, the selection process offers spots for participants who wish to advocate for the rights of elderly individuals with disabilities. The course is part of a national initiative aimed at strengthening social protection in vulnerable territories.
The training is offered as a Initial and Continuing Education Course (FIC) and combines theoretical content with practical activities aimed at community service.
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Who Can Participate in This Free Training Offered by IFNMG?
The free course at IFNMG is designed for residents of specific municipalities in the Jequitinhonha Valley. Therefore, the spots are targeted at people living in the cities participating in the project.
Eligible candidates must reside in:
- Araçuaí (MG)
- Virgem da Lapa (MG)
- Berilo (MG)
The selection process offers 17 spots with a monthly scholarship and 17 spots for reserve listing.
Additionally, candidates must have availability to participate in course activities, which require weekly dedication for community action development.
Since the spots are limited, those who enroll first increase their chances of participating in the training.
What Do Students Learn in This Free Human Rights Course?
During the training, participants receive preparation to work directly in communities and assist in identifying violations of the rights of elderly individuals with disabilities.
The course includes the following content and activities:
- Fundamentals of Human Rights
- Public Policies for the Elderly
- Social Protection Strategies
- Qualified Listening and Community Service
- Home Visits and Social Support
- Coordination with Assistance and Protection Networks
Furthermore, students engage in practical activities focused on community interaction. Thus, the training goes beyond theory and prepares participants for real situations.
The total course load is 800 hours, with an average dedication of 20 hours per week.
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Does the Course Provide a Certificate at the End of the Training?
Yes. Participants who successfully complete the activities will receive a certificate issued by the Federal Institute of Northern Minas Gerais, a public institution recognized for its quality of education.
This certificate can enhance the resume of those wishing to work in areas such as:
- Social Assistance
- Community Projects
- Public Policies
- Social Organizations
- Social Protection Programs
Moreover, the practical experience developed during the course can open doors for engagement in social initiatives and government projects.
Announcement Link: https://www.ifnmg.edu.br/editaisextensao?id=40118
How to Register for the Free Course at IFNMG?
Registration is conducted online, via a form provided by the institute. The registration period began on March 6, 2026 and runs until March 16, 2026.
The selection occurs on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning that early registrants increase their chances of securing a spot.
After registration, candidates go through the confirmation process and the announcement of selected individuals according to the project’s announcement rules.Receive Spot and Free Courses on WhatsApp›
The course is part of the program Aging in Territories – Aging Without Limits, developed in partnership with the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship.
Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/
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