Faetec Opens Over 2,000 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Logistics, Naval Construction, Mechanics, Computer Science, Nursing, and Several Others for Youth in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 02/10/2025 at 20:54

Updated on 02/10/2025 at 20:55

Inscreva-se nos cursos técnicos gratuitos da FAETEC 2026. São 2.175 vagas em diversas áreas, com ensino médio integrado e formação profissional de qualidade.

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The FAETEC (Support Foundation for Technical Schools) announced the opening of 2,175 vacancies in free technical courses integrated with high school for 2026, offering a unique opportunity for young people who have completed elementary school.

Enrollment is open until November 6, 2025, exclusively through the institution’s online portal.

The aim is to prepare students for the job market, ensuring technical training and complete high school concurrently.

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Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

FAETEC’s free technical courses combine theoretical content from high school with professional practices in strategic areas.

The options include: Administration, Information Technology, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Logistics, Nursing, Naval Construction, Mechanics, Chemistry, Cultural Production, Tourism, among others.

Each course is designed to meet the real demand of the market and ensure that students graduate with a recognized technical diploma.

Where to Study and Number of Vacancies at Each Unit

Vacancies are distributed across several units in Rio de Janeiro, allowing access for young people from different regions.

In Nova Iguaçu, ETE João Luiz do Nascimento offers 30 vacancies in Administration, 30 in Civil Engineering, 30 in Electronics, and 30 in Electrical Engineering, preparing students to work in administrative and industrial sectors.

In Saquarema, ETE Helber Vignoli Muniz provides 25 vacancies in each of the courses of Civil Engineering, Electromechanics, Hospitality, and Environment, combining technical training with sustainability and service management skills.

ETE Henrique Lage in Niterói stands out with courses in Naval Construction (25 vacancies), Civil Engineering (60), Electronics (25), Electrical Engineering (65), and Maintenance of Naval Machines (70), adhering to the region’s industrial and maritime tradition.

In Volta Redonda, ETP Amaury Cesar Vieira offers 30 vacancies in Administration, 30 in Internet Information Technology, and 30 in Logistics, areas geared toward the corporate and technology markets.

In the capital, ETE Adolpho Bloch offers 20 vacancies in Administration, 25 in Dance, 25 in Events, 20 in Tourism Guide, 20 in Hospitality, 20 in Audio and Video Production, and 10 in Advertising, catering to the creative and cultural sectors.

Other important units, such as ETE República and ETE Oscar Tenório, focus on courses in Information Technology (120 and 45 vacancies), Mechanics (75 and 30), Nursing (35 and 30), Telecommunications (50), and Health Management (30), allowing students to choose between traditional and innovative training.

This diversity ensures that young people throughout the state find free technical courses aligned with their interests and the demands of the job market.

Requirements and Quota System

Candidates who completed Elementary School by the time of enrollment may apply.

FAETEC also reserves spots for quotas, including students from public schools, low-income individuals, Black, Brown, Indigenous people, and persons with disabilities, ensuring inclusion and diversity.

Selection Process

The selection will be conducted through a multiple-choice exam in Portuguese and Mathematics, scheduled for November 30, 2025.

Fee of R$ 58.00.

The final classification is made in descending order of scores, with tiebreakers considering the score in Portuguese, score in Mathematics, and the candidate’s age.

Enroll here

Why Participate in Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

In addition to offering recognized professional qualification, the courses increase employability and prepare young people for strategic sectors of the economy, such as health, technology, industry, tourism, and services.

With free education and complete training, FAETEC provides a unique opportunity to transform the future of students in Rio de Janeiro.

Faetec Opens Over 2,000 Spots in Free Technical Courses in Logistics, Naval Construction, Mechanics, Computer Science, Nursing, and Several Others for Youth in Rio de Janeiro

Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

Where to Study and Number of Vacancies at Each Unit

Requirements and Quota System

Selection Process

Why Participate in Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

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Sign Up for Free Technical Courses at FAETEC. There Are 2,175 Vacancies in Various Areas, with Integrated High School and Quality Professional Training.

Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

Where to Study and Number of Vacancies at Each Unit

Requirements and Quota System

Selection Process

Why Participate in Free Technical Courses at FAETEC

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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