Over 500 Positions in Free Online and In-Person Courses Are Offered by the Government of the State of Ceará Through UDT (University of Digital Work)

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Online And In-Person Computer Courses Are Offered in Ceará, All Free. Registration Is Open Until August 14, Sign Up Now!

Educational opportunities are available for the citizens of Ceará who wish to expand their knowledge and skills. The State Government, through the University of Digital Work (UTD), is open for registration until August 14 for 579 spots in free courses in the field of computer science. Whether you are interested in basic computer skills or advanced programming, there is an opportunity that meets your learning needs.

Choose the Free Course That Suits You

The UTD offers free courses in both in-person and online formats, making learning accessible to everyone, regardless of their location or available schedules. If you prefer direct interaction with instructors and peers, in-person courses are a great option. They include training such as Basic Computer Skills, Computer Skills for the Job Market, Computer Support and Maintenance, and Introduction to Arduino.

For those seeking the convenience of online learning, UTD offers distance courses covering topics such as Programming, PHP Programming Language, and JAVA Programming Language.

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Check Out the Complete List of Free UTD Courses in Ceará and What the Requirements Are

In-Person Free Courses:

Basic Computer Skills,
Computer Skills for the Job Market,
Computer Support and Maintenance, and
Introduction to Arduino.

Distance Free Courses:

Computer Skills for the Job Market,
Introduction to Programming,
PHP Programming Language,
JAVA Programming Language, and
Web Interface Development with Javascript.

To compete for a spot, candidates need to be at least 16 years old, be literate, and reside in Ceará. If you choose the distance courses, it is important to have an email (preferably Gmail) and access to a computer to follow the activities and course content. Additionally, dedication and commitment to the deadlines set in the schedule are essential.

How to Register for Free Computer Courses in Ceará

Registration for free courses in Ceará is simple. For in-person options, just go to the UTD headquarters, located in downtown Fortaleza, and present your CPF, RG, proof of address, and vaccination against Covid. For distance courses, candidates must access the indicated link, attach and send the required documents in a single PDF file. The results will be announced by August 18 on the Secitece website.

This is your chance to enhance your skills and expand your knowledge in a flexible and free manner. The University of Digital Work (UTD) provides a quality educational environment in Ceará, allowing you to choose courses that align with your interests and career goals. Don’t miss this opportunity and invest in your professional and personal development.

Over 500 Positions in Free Online and In-Person Courses Are Offered by the Government of the State of Ceará Through UDT (University of Digital Work)

Online And In-Person Computer Courses Are Offered in Ceará, All Free. Registration Is Open Until August 14, Sign Up Now!

Choose the Free Course That Suits You

Check Out the Complete List of Free UTD Courses in Ceará and What the Requirements Are

How to Register for Free Computer Courses in Ceará

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