Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) and Microsoft Launch More Than 157 Free Online Courses With Certificate Upon Completion

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Published on 21/07/2024 at 14:50

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Enrollments Open for New Qualification Opportunity in Partnership with the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE)

The Online Course in Artificial Intelligence in Educational Environments, offered by the Escola do Trabalhador 4.0 platform, is now accepting enrollments. This initiative is a partnership between the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) and Microsoft, aiming to qualify professionals in the field of information and communication technology.

This course is the third offered by Escola do Trabalhador 4.0, which already provides a total of 157 free online courses. Divided into nine knowledge paths, the courses issue certificates recognized by Microsoft, covering topics from digital literacy to advanced levels, such as artificial intelligence and software development. In total, there are 5.5 million available spots.

Certificates from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security (MTP) and Microsoft

If you have questions on where to start, you can take a career test on the platform’s website. The test helps identify the appropriate level to begin studies, ensuring that each student maximizes learning opportunities.

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Enrollments

Enrollments for the Online Course in Artificial Intelligence in Educational Environments can be made on the Escola do Trabalhador 4.0 page, available HERE.

The Escola do Trabalhador 4.0 is an initiative of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security in partnership with Microsoft. Part of the Digital Path program, the platform offers free online courses in technology and productivity, helping to prepare Brazilian workers for the modern job market.

Don’t miss this chance to qualify with a high-quality Online Course certified by major institutions like the MTE and Microsoft!

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José Carlos do Nascimento

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21/07/2024 19:31

Nunca tarde para estudar. Temos que estudar e buscar qualificação profissional no nosso dia a dia.evoluir.
Agradeço por esta oportunidade que está sendo oferecida a nós trabalhadores.
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