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MEC’s Aprenda Mais Platform Provides Accessible Training for All Audiences. Learn How to Register and Take Advantage of the Opportunity!
If you are looking to improve your language skills such as English and Spanish, the Aprenda Mais platform from the Ministry of Education (MEC) might be the ideal solution. With free, fully online courses, this initiative aims to facilitate learning for high school and college students, as well as anyone interested, even without ties to educational institutions. Registrations are open until December 31, and the courses can be completed by January 31, 2025.
English Courses
The English courses are divided into different levels, each addressing specific themes and content. For example, the “English 1” course is aimed at those who are just starting to learn, teaching how to introduce oneself, as well as working with concepts of location in time and space.
Meanwhile, the “English 13” is a more advanced option, covering vocabulary related to the musical universe, television media, and healthy habits. This course also covers more complex grammatical structures, such as conditionals and the use of the modal verbs “would” and “could.”
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Regardless of prior knowledge level, the platform offers options that suit different needs. The choice of the ideal course depends on each student’s goals, whether to reinforce the basics or advance to new challenges in the language.
Spanish Courses
Just like the English courses, the Spanish courses are also divided by levels, ranging from 1 to 10, and are similarly detailed and organized. The “Spanish 1” course focuses on simpler aspects of the language, such as greetings, farewells, the alphabet and personal pronouns. It is ideal for those who are just starting and want a solid foundation in the language.
On the other hand, the “Spanish 10” covers more complex themes, teaching how to ask for information, the use of the pronoun “lo,” as well as adjectives and degree comparisons. There is also a course called “Spanish for Events,” which prepares the student for everyday situations related to events, as well as providing an insight into proper behavior in public places, the human body, and other practical situations.
Other Opportunities on the MEC’s Aprenda Mais Platform
In addition to the MEC’s language courses, Aprenda Mais also offers quick training aimed at professional qualification. Among the available areas are Environment and Health, Exact Sciences, Humanities, Information and Communication, among others. According to the MEC, the platform has already surpassed 1.6 million enrollments, evidencing the success and relevance of this initiative.
How to Register
Registrations for the English and Spanish courses are open until December 31, 2024, and the training can be completed by January 31, 2025. To register, simply access the Aprenda Mais platform, choose your preferred course, and follow the registration instructions.
This initiative from the Ministry of Education is carried out in partnership with the Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS) and the National Research and Teaching Network (RNP). Through this collaboration, MEC aims to democratize access to learning and promote the qualification of thousands of Brazilians.
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