Last day to register for free Senac courses: there are over 800 free spots in qualification and professional improvement courses in the areas of gastronomy, health, beauty, tourism, and customer service in Pernambuco.

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Senac opens registration for 802 free course spots in Pernambuco in the areas of health, tourism, beauty, and gastronomy.

The National Commercial Learning Service, Senac, has started a new selection process with 802 spots in free qualification and professional improvement courses in Pernambuco. Registrations are open until Sunday (17), exclusively online, through the Senac Free Program (PSG). The initiative targets low-income candidates and offers training in different segments, such as health, tourism, gastronomy, commerce, and beauty.

According to g1, the opportunities are distributed among units located in Recife, Caruaru, Garanhuns, Serra Talhada, Petrolina, and São José do Egito. To participate, interested parties must meet the criteria required by the notice, including a family income of up to two minimum wages per person.

Who can participate in Senac’s free courses?

The program was created to expand access to professional training for workers with lower purchasing power. According to the rules published in the notice, eligible participants include people who:

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Senac’s free courses cover different areas

The offered training covers sectors with a constant demand for qualified professionals. There are spots in courses focused on customer service, hospitality, health, gastronomy, and aesthetics.

In Recife, for example, there are training opportunities related to cooking, confectionery, beverages, beauty, and health. Among the highlights is the barber course, which offers 32 spots divided into different classes and schedules.

There are also opportunities for those who wish to work in hospitals, hotels, beauty salons, or the tourism sector. Meanwhile, cities in the interior receive courses tailored to local needs, including sustainable tourism and hospital care.

Distribution of Vacancies by City

The vacancies were organized in different municipalities of Pernambuco. Check out some of the available courses:

Recife

The capital has the largest number of opportunities. Among the courses offered are:

Barber;
Masseur;
Makeup Artist;
Depilator;
Caregiver for the Elderly;
Receptionist in Health Services;
Pre-Hospital and First Aid Care;
Thematic Confectionery;
Sea Cuisine;
Preparation of Cakes and Pies.

There are also training courses in hospitality and customer service, such as Concierge and Professional Practice in Hospitality.

Interior Receives Vacancies in Health, Tourism, and Beauty

In addition to the capital, the program reaches cities in the Agreste and Sertão regions of Pernambuco with courses in strategic areas.

Caruaru

In the municipality, the vacancies include:

Quality in Tourist Service;
Sustainable Tourism;
Reception and Risk Classification for Hospitals.

Garanhuns

The unit offers training for Endemic Disease Control Agent, with 30 vacancies available.

Petrolina

The free courses from Senac in the city include:

Beauty Salon Management;
Makeup for Mature Skin.

Each training has 30 vacancies.

Serra Talhada

Candidates can apply for courses such as:

Tourist Information Agent;
Hospital Attendant;
Safe Administration of Medications.

São José do Egito

The municipality will offer training for Tourism Conductor, focused on culture, ecotourism, and tourist routes.

How to register for Senac’s free courses?

Registrations must be done online until the 17th. The process is part of the Senac Free Program (PSG).

Candidates need to fill in the requested data and follow the instructions in the announcement. Additionally, documents proving income, education, and other criteria may be required later.

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According to Senac, the initiative aims to expand access to professional training and increase job market opportunities for people in situations of social vulnerability.

Areas with the highest number of vacancies

A large portion of the vacancies is concentrated in courses related to gastronomy, beauty, and health. This includes practical training for immediate entry into the market.

Among the courses in the gastronomic area are:

Chocolates and Fine Sweets;
Artisanal Pizzas;
Gourmet Burger;
Snacks and Pub Food Techniques;
Drink and Cocktail Preparation.

In the beauty area, candidates find training in makeup, women’s haircut, colorimetry, and manicure. The health sector offers courses related to first aid, elderly care, and hospital care.

Where to get more information

Interested parties can consult the full announcement on the Senac PSG portal. Assistance is also available by phone:

(81) 3413-6666
(81) 3413-6728
(81) 3413-6729
(81) 3413-6730

There is an expectation of high demand for the vacancies, especially in courses focused on quick employability and practical qualification.

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Last day to register for free Senac courses: there are over 800 free spots in qualification and professional improvement courses in the areas of gastronomy, health, beauty, tourism, and customer service in Pernambuco.

Senac opens registration for 802 free course spots in Pernambuco in the areas of health, tourism, beauty, and gastronomy.

Who can participate in Senac’s free courses?

Senac’s free courses cover different areas

Distribution of Vacancies by City

Recife

Interior Receives Vacancies in Health, Tourism, and Beauty

Caruaru

Garanhuns

Petrolina

Serra Talhada

São José do Egito

How to register for Senac’s free courses?

Areas with the highest number of vacancies

Where to get more information

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Last day to register for free Senac courses: there are over 800 free spots in qualification and professional improvement courses in the areas of gastronomy, health, beauty, tourism, and customer service in Pernambuco.

Senac opens registration for 802 free course spots in Pernambuco in the areas of health, tourism, beauty, and gastronomy.

Who can participate in Senac’s free courses?

Senac’s free courses cover different areas

Distribution of Vacancies by City

Recife

Interior Receives Vacancies in Health, Tourism, and Beauty

Caruaru

Garanhuns

Petrolina

Serra Talhada

São José do Egito

How to register for Senac’s free courses?

Areas with the highest number of vacancies

Where to get more information

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