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MEC Opens Registrations For Dozens Of Slots In 100% Certified Free Specialization Courses

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Published on 07/10/2024 at 16:17

Curso de pós-graduação gratuito em Língua Portuguesa para surdos tem 40 vagas abertas pelo MEC

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Free Postgraduate Course in Portuguese Language for Deaf Students Has 40 Openings Announced by MEC

The National Institute of Deaf Education (INES</a), in partnership with the Ministry of Education (MEC), has just announced the opening of 40 spots for the lato sensu postgraduate course in Portuguese Language: Reading and Writing in Education for the Deaf, scheduled to start in February 2025. Half of the spots are allocated for Deaf candidates and the other half for hearing candidates, respecting parity in the selection process. The course is free and offers an excellent opportunity for teachers and professionals in the fields of Languages, Pedagogy, Speech Therapy, and related areas who wish to specialize in bilingual education for the deaf.

With 360 class hours distributed over 12 months, classes will be held twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6 PM to 10 PM, at the INES headquarters in Rio de Janeiro. The course aims to provide ongoing training, complementing the knowledge of professionals who already work or wish to work in teaching Portuguese to the deaf, a field that is increasingly growing in Brazil. For those seeking quality free courses, this is a unique opportunity.

How Does the MEC Selection Process Work?

The selection process will occur in two stages, with a first phase of submitting a text or video between September 10, 2024, and October 10, 2024. In this stage, candidates must write a text of three to four pages or submit a video in sign language lasting between 10 and 15 minutes, addressing issues related to teaching reading and writing to the deaf. This is a qualifying and eliminatory stage, where candidates who score 7.0 or higher will be classified for the second phase.

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Who Can Participate and What Are the Requirements?

This free course is aimed at graduates in the fields of Languages, Pedagogy, Speech Therapy, Communication, or related areas. All candidates must provide proof of completion of a higher education course recognized by the MEC – Ministry of Education at the time of enrollment. Deaf candidates will need to present a medical report confirming hearing loss, as per the terms of Decree No. 5.296/2004.

Moreover, all participants must ensure a minimum attendance of 75% in all course subjects to obtain the completion certificate. The minimum average for passing each subject is 7.0, and students will have up to six additional months after the end of classes to submit their Final Course Project (TCC).

What Free Courses Are Offered?

The lato sensu postgraduate course in Portuguese Language: Reading and Writing in Education for the Deaf offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes subjects such as:

Reading and Writing Strategies in Portuguese for Deaf Students
Literature and Development of Deaf Readers
Digital Textual Genres
Didactics and Methodology of Bilingual Education
Development of Specific Teaching Materials for Deaf Students
Bilingual Educational Policies

The faculty comprises teachers with master’s and doctoral degrees in the field, as well as sign language interpreters who provide support in the face-to-face classes and research and extension activities.

How to Register?

Registrations must be made exclusively online, on the official INES website, until October 10, 2024. It is important for candidates to read the notice available on the website carefully to ensure they meet all required criteria. After registration, candidates must submit their text or video, as detailed in the announcement.

Confirmed registrations will be published on the website on October 24, 2024. At the time of registration, candidates must attach documents such as ID, CPF, graduation diploma, and proof of residence. Furthermore, candidates who require special accommodations, such as nursing mothers or people with disabilities, must inform these needs at the time of registration.

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MEC Opens Registrations For Dozens Of Slots In 100% Certified Free Specialization Courses

Free Postgraduate Course in Portuguese Language for Deaf Students Has 40 Openings Announced by MEC

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