More Than 100 Positions in Free English, Spanish, and French Courses Offered by the Ministry of Education (MEC) for People Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/06/2024 at 09:13

Updated on 10/06/2024 at 19:11

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Open Enrollment for New Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French Offered by MEC, with Certificate Included. Learn How to Participate.

The Ministry of Education (MEC) continues with open enrollment for free courses in English, Spanish, and French with a certificate. MEC’s free courses are a great opportunity for those who wish to give their professional careers a boost and increase their chances of finding a job in the labor market.

Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French by MEC

In the MEC’s free Spanish courses, students will explore language skills and cultural aspects, from greetings and the alphabet to essential verbs in the present and future. Additionally, this training teaches basic vocabulary for travel, health, and geographical orientation.

In the English course, the classes begin with personal identification, geographical orientation, and transportation. Then, students move on to topics of weather, sports, and leisure. Basic grammar is also covered, focusing on the cost of present verb tenses and possessive pronouns.

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The English classes in MEC’s free courses include vocabulary related to travel, food, health, and academic and work environments, as well as more complex grammatical structures, such as modal verbs and different verb tenses. The Ministry of Education also offers three French courses, focused on different areas.

The “Applied French for Management” covers tourist destinations, airports, complaints, health and safety, and has a workload of 40 hours. The classes of this course require reading comprehension in the language and equipment with audio and video.

The “Applied French for Production and Service” addresses accommodation, reservations, and catering services, and has a duration of 30 hours. The third, Basic French, covers introductions, daily life, and descriptions at airports, and is ideal for college and high school students.

Learn How to Enroll in the Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French Offered by MEC

Enrollment for the free courses in English, Spanish, and French is unlimited, and anyone in Brazil can sign up. MEC’s free courses also have a workload of 30 hours and must be completed by July 31 of this year. Enrollments can be made on the institution’s website.

Participation can count as complementary hours in colleges that permit it. Moreover, the free courses in English, Spanish, and French are self-paced, with a minimum completion period of 5 to 6 days.

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It is important to emphasize that these courses are of utmost importance, as learning a foreign language helps open doors for personal, cultural, and professional development. Currently, the job market considers it a basic requirement that the candidate has proficiency in a foreign language.

Get to Know MEC

The history of MEC began in 1930 when the Ministry of Education and Public Health was founded during the government of Getúlio Vargas. As can be seen by the name, education was not the only area addressed by the ministry, which also carried out activities related to health, sports, and the environment.

Only in 1995, under the government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso, did education become the exclusive responsibility of the Ministry, although the acronym MEC, created in 1953, was maintained.

This is the portal for the education of all Brazilians. Since 1930, MEC has sought to promote quality education for Brazil. With the launch of the Education Development Plan (PDE) in 2007, MEC has reinforced a systemic view of education, with integrated actions and no competition for funding.

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More Than 100 Positions in Free English, Spanish, and French Courses Offered by the Ministry of Education (MEC) for People Across Brazil

Open Enrollment for New Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French Offered by MEC, with Certificate Included. Learn How to Participate.

Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French by MEC

Learn How to Enroll in the Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French Offered by MEC

Get to Know MEC

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