Over 9,000 Spots Available Through Senai in Partnership With DF for Various Free Qualification Courses

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/03/2021 at 17:24

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Secti – Department of Science, Technology and Innovation of the DF, Together with Senai, Opened Many Vacancies for 40 Free Qualification Courses

Partnership between the government of the DF and Senai – National Service for Industrial Training, is opening 9,000 vacancies in 40 free qualification courses, through the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation – Secti. The courses have classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening, in both hybrid and in-person modalities. Registration runs until June 6.

Check Everything About the Free Courses Offered by Senai in Partnership with the DF

The workload can vary from 160 to 460 class hours. The aim of the qualification courses is to attract students to the job market or allow the migration of professionals.

The courses cover the following areas: food, industrial automation, automotive, construction, photovoltaic panels, home automation, electrotechnology, GTD energy, renewable energies, management, graphic and print and digital media, wood and furniture, metalworking, occupational safety, telecommunications, information technology, and clothing.

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See Below the Free Courses Offered by Senai

These are courses that professionally qualify in a specific area, incorporating theoretical, technical, and operational knowledge. The workload can vary from 160 to 460 class hours.

Database Administrator;
Warehouseman;
Administrative Assistant;
Accounting Assistant;
Quality Control Assistant;
Human Resources Assistant;
Electronics Assistant;
Automotive Maintenance Mechanical Assistant;
Confectioner;
Production Controller and Programmer;
Industrial Seamstress;
Graphic Designer – Web Design;
Mechanical Draftsman;
Building Technician Draftsman;
Back-End Developer – PHP;
C# Developer;
Hybrid Applications Developer;
Digital Media Applications Developer;
Video Games Developer;
Front-End Developer;
Java Developer;
Furniture Design in Fine Carpentry;
Creative Graphic Design;
Editorial Graphic Designer;
Photovoltaic Systems Electrician – Solar Energy;
Industrial Electrician;
Residential Installer Electrician – EAD;
Solar Heating Systems Installer;
Electronic Security Systems Installer;
Fiber Optics Installer and Repairer;
Computer Networks Installer and Repairer;
Computer Networks and Cybersecurity Installer and Repairer;
Planned Furniture Carpenter;
Light Vehicles Mechanic;
Brake, Suspension and Automotive Steering Maintenance Mechanic;
Motorcycle Maintenance Mechanic;
Manual Transmission Maintenance Mechanic;
Otto Cycle Engine Mechanic;
Residential Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic;
Manual and Automated Transmission Mechanic for Light Vehicles;
Industrial Modeling;
Dry Construction System Assembler;
Computer Assembler and Repairer;
Computer Operator with Cloud Computing Tools Application;
Telemarketing Operator;
Baker;
Masonry Mason – EAD;
Residential Painter.

How to Register: If you wish to apply for any of the free courses offered by Senai in partnership with the government of the DF, just click here. Good luck!

Over 9,000 Spots Available Through Senai in Partnership With DF for Various Free Qualification Courses

Secti – Department of Science, Technology and Innovation of the DF, Together with Senai, Opened Many Vacancies for 40 Free Qualification Courses

Check Everything About the Free Courses Offered by Senai in Partnership with the DF

See Below the Free Courses Offered by Senai

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Over 9,000 Spots Available Through Senai in Partnership With DF for Various Free Qualification Courses

Secti – Department of Science, Technology and Innovation of the DF, Together with Senai, Opened Many Vacancies for 40 Free Qualification Courses

Check Everything About the Free Courses Offered by Senai in Partnership with the DF

See Below the Free Courses Offered by Senai

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