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The Brazilian Multinational, CI&T, Alongside IGTI, Is Offering 500 Scholarships for EAD Courses in Information Technology Aimed at People with Disabilities (PCD).
To celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities (PCD), the Institute of Management in Information Technology (IGTI) and the Brazilian multinational CI&T launched a program with scholarships for EAD professional training courses in information technology. This edition of the course will be entirely focused on People with Disabilities (PCD).
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Learn More About the EAD Course Vacancies at the Multinational in Information Technology
A total of 500 scholarships will be offered for EAD courses with recorded and live classes. The CI&T bootcamp will be a short program lasting 2 months to provide concepts and practices for beginners in development.
Students will have the opportunity to learn about SpringBoot and Java in the Back End and Angular in the Front End. Additionally, the program for People with Disabilities (PCD) will also teach about user interaction tools, navigation interface, implementation, and maintenance of website infrastructure, among various other skills.
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The EAD courses will begin on January 27 and will last for two months. There will be a total of 148 hours of content in the weekly classes. At the end, students will receive a completion certificate, and those who stand out will be given a chance to become a collaborator of the Brazilian multinational in the information technology sector.
How to Enroll in Free EAD Courses for People with Disabilities (PCD)?
People with disabilities (PCD) who are interested in enrolling must access the multinational’s website by January 24. It is important to note that the program targets individuals over 18 years old who have completed high school and no prior knowledge in the information technology sector is required.
To register, some information will be required such as Full Name, CPF, Email, mobile phone number, education, among other data. According to CI&T’s Diversity Inclusion and Social Responsibility Manager, Ana Paula Fraga, the mission is to offer equitable opportunities in the job market. According to the manager, the bootcamp was created to provide the necessary support so that People with Disabilities (PCD) can focus primarily on learning.
Get to Know the Multinational and IGTI
CI&T has 26 years of accelerating business impact through scalable and comprehensive digital solutions. With 5,000 employees working in strategy, data science, research, design, and engineering, the company unlocks revenue growth, increases operational efficiency, and boosts customer experience.
The Institute of Management and Technology in Information was founded about 15 years ago and is a higher education institution recognized by the MEC, being a national reference in the training of IT professionals.
The institute has an EAD model that prioritizes academic excellence for its students. Additionally, it has over 300 specialized teachers and has positively impacted the lives of 300,000 people so far.
