Over A Thousand Spots Available In Free Online Courses By The Social Opportunity Institute (IOS) For Four Brazilian States

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Published on 10/08/2020 at 13:56

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Opportunities in Online and Free Courses Are for São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and Joinville and Covers Young People and People with Disabilities

The IOS (Institute of Social Opportunity) is offering you the chance to pursue professional training that can lead to the dream job. The institute has opened 1,120 slots for free courses in the areas of administration and technology, which will take place online, with in-person meetings at all its units in Brazil.

Who Can Participate in the Courses

Young people aged 15 to 29 and people with disabilities from 16 years old, who are either attending or have completed high school, preferably from public schools, and who reside in the municipality of São Paulo.

Documents for Enrollment

ID and CPF of the student;
ID and CPF of parents or guardians;
Proof of Education;
Proof of Residence (water, electricity, and telephone bills – bring all three);
Income proof for all residents in the household (legible copies).
For people with disabilities: Bring an updated medical report.

Enrollment: Take advantage of this quarantine moment to qualify through IOS’s free online courses. Enrollment for slots is open until August 31 and must be completed on the institute’s website by clicking this link here. Happy studying!

Over A Thousand Spots Available In Free Online Courses By The Social Opportunity Institute (IOS) For Four Brazilian States

Opportunities in Online and Free Courses Are for São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and Joinville and Covers Young People and People with Disabilities

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