More Than 6,000 Free Technical Course Spots Available for the São Paulo Region

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Published on 14/10/2020 at 12:05

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Government of São Paulo in Partnership with the Department of Education and the Paula Souza Center Opens a Total of 6,640 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses for the Novotec Integrated Program

Registration is open for 6,640 vacancies in free technical courses of the Novotec Integrated program in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo. The opportunities are for the municipalities of Barueri, Guarulhos, Osasco, Ribeirão Pires, Santo André, São Bernardo do Campo, São Caetano Do Sul, São Paulo, Suzano, and many more.

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In the Novotec Integrated program, you will take the technical course integrated with your high school classes and subjects, all during the same period you study (morning or afternoon), for the 3 years of this school stage. In the end, you will receive a technical diploma and a high school completion certificate.

The free courses are included in the fields of management, information technology, and hospitality, and they last 3 years, with completion at the end of 2023. The courses have content connected with the demands of the labor market and life outside of school.

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Registrations for Vacancies in the Novotec SP Program Courses

Students in the 9th grade of elementary school from state, municipal, and private networks can register for the vacancies in São Paulo for the free courses. Click this link here and you will be redirected to the registration page for the courses.

Students who are currently in the state and municipal networks must register by October 16, while students who are currently studying in the private network must complete their registration by October 30.

More Than 6,000 Free Technical Course Spots Available for the São Paulo Region

Government of São Paulo in Partnership with the Department of Education and the Paula Souza Center Opens a Total of 6,640 Vacancies in Free Technical Courses for the Novotec Integrated Program

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Registrations for Vacancies in the Novotec SP Program Courses

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