Mais de 1.300 vagas em cursos gratuitos e online (EAD) para impulsionar a carreira em áreas como liderança, gestão, motivação e mais

Over 1,300 Openings in Free Online Courses to Boost Your Career in Areas Such as Leadership, Management, Motivation, and More

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Mais de 1.300 vagas em cursos gratuitos e online (EAD) para impulsionar a carreira em áreas como liderança, gestão, motivação e mais

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Leverage Your Career with Free Courses from Egape! Registrations Open for Remote and In-Person Training. Don’t Miss the Opportunity!

The School of Public Administration (Egape) announced the opening of 1,300 spots for free courses in both in-person and online (remote) modalities. Scheduled to start in January, the training is external for both public servants and the general public, expanding access to quality training in various areas.

The initiative aims to meet current qualification demands, promoting the enhancement of skills that directly impact workplace productivity and efficiency in public management.

Courses Available

Among the free online (remote) and in-person courses offered, topics such as life planning, interpersonal relationships in the workplace, leadership and motivation stand out, in addition to skills focused on self-development and the improvement of managerial abilities.

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Registrations and Additional Information

Free registrations can be made directly on the official website of Egape. For those seeking more details about the training, the institution provides assistance by phone. Information about online (remote) courses can be obtained by calling (81) 3183.8065, while questions related to pedagogical coordination should be directed to the contact at (81) 3183.8025.

Secure your spot in the in-person and remote courses at the School of Government! Take this opportunity to develop your skills, transform your career, and start the year with new knowledge. The initiative reflects Egape’s commitment to promoting professional qualification, contributing to the improvement of public management and the development of essential skills in today’s job market.

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Over 1,300 Openings in Free Online Courses to Boost Your Career in Areas Such as Leadership, Management, Motivation, and More

Leverage Your Career with Free Courses from Egape! Registrations Open for Remote and In-Person Training. Don’t Miss the Opportunity!

Courses Available

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