Have You Ever Thought About Taking an Online Course at Fiocruz and Getting Paid for It? Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Has Opened Applications for an Opportunity with a Scholarship of Nearly 2,000 Reais; Applications Close Tomorrow

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 24/07/2024 at 20:08

Updated on 24/07/2024 at 20:10

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Fiocruz Is Open for EAD Tutor-Teacher Positions in Healthcare, Offering Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,850. The Specialization Course Is Fully Remote and Offers an Excellent Opportunity for Those Who Wish to Work at One of the Largest Health Institutions in Brazil.

Have you ever dreamed of working for one of the most renowned health institutions in Brazil without leaving home? This could be your chance! As recently published by CPG, the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) is open for EAD tutor-teacher positions in a specialized course in healthcare.

Today, this matter serves as a warning, as the application deadline is tomorrow, Thursday, the 25th! Don’t miss this opportunity to secure a scholarship that can reach up to R$ 1,850 at Fiocruz, a reference in research and teaching in health, which is offering positions for EAD tutor-teachers.

The National School of Public Health Sérgio Arouca (ENSP) of the institution is selecting candidates for a specialization course in Educational Technologies for Teaching Practice in Health Education. The course is fully remote and has a total workload of 338 hours, with only 32 hours in-person and 60 hours dedicated to the final project.

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The training lasts for 12 months and aims to prepare professionals to use educational technologies in health education. The focus is to prepare teachers for educational practice and the mediation between education, culture, and health in the school environment.

To apply, interested candidates must meet certain requirements. A higher education degree in education or health is required, along with a postgraduate degree (master’s, doctorate, specialization, or residency). Additionally, it is essential to have teaching experience, particularly in participatory methodologies and EAD, and availability of at least 20 hours per week for the course.

The scholarship for tutor-teachers varies according to experience: R$ 1,550 for those with one year of experience in higher education teaching and R$ 1,850 for those with three or more years of experience.

The selection process will be conducted in two stages: document analysis and a remote interview between August 14 and 16. Applications must be submitted by tomorrow, July 25, through the form available on the Fiocruz website. Costs for travel and accommodation for in-person meetings will be covered by the course.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join one of the largest health institutions in the country. Fiocruz offers an excellent opportunity for professional growth and development in the field of distance education. Ensure your application before the deadline expires and start charting a new course in your career.

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Izabela

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29/07/2024 23:06

Adoraria participar. Anúncio após o término das inscrições. 😔

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Alisson Ficher(@alisson-slam-cpg)

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29/07/2024 23:42

Que pena que só viu agora, Izabela. Mas fique ligada que sempre publicamos oportunidades, inclusive da Fiocruz! Obrigado pelo comentário!

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Elizabeth

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29/07/2024 11:15

Perdi essa oportunidade, tempo expirou, não consegui fazer minha inscrição.

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Vanderlei Pinto Pereira

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29/07/2024 08:08

Gostaria de realizar um curso grátis de nutrição crudivorismo e germinados

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Have You Ever Thought About Taking an Online Course at Fiocruz and Getting Paid for It? Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Has Opened Applications for an Opportunity with a Scholarship of Nearly 2,000 Reais; Applications Close Tomorrow

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Have You Ever Thought About Taking an Online Course at Fiocruz and Getting Paid for It? Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Has Opened Applications for an Opportunity with a Scholarship of Nearly 2,000 Reais; Applications Close Tomorrow

Fiocruz Is Open for EAD Tutor-Teacher Positions in Healthcare, Offering Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,850. The Specialization Course Is Fully Remote and Offers an Excellent Opportunity for Those Who Wish to Work at One of the Largest Health Institutions in Brazil.

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