Young People in São Paulo Seeking Their First Job Can Celebrate: Program Offers 1,300 Spots in Employability Courses; There Are Also Over 2,800 Openings in Online Courses

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 04/07/2024 at 02:18

Programa Qualifica SP oferece 1,3 mil vagas em cursos gratuitos para jovens de SP. Inscrições até 22 de julho. Prepare-se para o futuro! (Imagem: reprodução)

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Qualifica SP Program – My First Job Opens 1,3 Thousand Slots in Free Courses for Youth in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area, with Registrations Until July 22. Classes Start in August, Offering Various Qualification Opportunities. Don’t Miss This Chance to Transform Your Future!

Did you know that the July vacation can be the perfect opportunity to prepare for the job market? The Qualifica SP – My First Job program has 1,3 thousand openings in free courses for youth in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area, aiming to increase employability and assist in securing that dreamed first job.

But that’s not all: the program also offers 2,893 slots in online courses for youth across the state! The program’s free courses have a workload of 120 hours, spread over four months.

In-person classes will be held at partner institutions, such as Technical Schools (Etecs), Technology Colleges (Fatecs) from the Paula Souza Center (CPS), and units of Senai in 89 municipalities in the state. The online courses will be offered live via the Escola Start platform.

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Online Courses Available for the Entire State

In addition to in-person slots, the program offers 2,893 slots in remote courses, allowing youth from all over the state of São Paulo to participate.

According to information from the program’s official website, these opportunities cover various knowledge areas, ensuring everyone can find a course that fits their needs and interests.

Benefits of the Courses

The courses from Qualifica SP – My First Job not only provide technical knowledge but also help youth develop essential interpersonal and professional skills for the job market.

According to experts in education and employability, this combination of technical knowledge and social skills is crucial for entering today’s job market.

How to Participate in Qualifica SP

To register, candidates must access the program’s website and fill out the registration form. According to the information provided by the program, youth must pay attention to the requirements of each course and ensure that all information is correct at the time of registration. Selection will be based on the data provided, and candidates will receive confirmation via email.

Classes for in-person and online courses are expected to start between the second and third week of August. As informed by the program’s organization, selected candidates should remain attentive to their emails to receive instructions and materials necessary for the start of the courses.

Perfect Opportunity

With so many slots available and a wide variety of courses, this is the perfect opportunity for youth in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area to qualify and increase their chances of success in the job market. Don’t miss this chance to transform your future and secure your first job!

And you, have you registered for the program? Which courses do you think are most important for the future of youth? Share your opinion in the comments!

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Young People in São Paulo Seeking Their First Job Can Celebrate: Program Offers 1,300 Spots in Employability Courses; There Are Also Over 2,800 Openings in Online Courses

Qualifica SP Program – My First Job Opens 1,3 Thousand Slots in Free Courses for Youth in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area, with Registrations Until July 22. Classes Start in August, Offering Various Qualification Opportunities. Don’t Miss This Chance to Transform Your Future!

Online Courses Available for the Entire State

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