Coca-Cola and Sebrae Offer Free Online Courses with Certificates Accessible by Mobile; No Limit on Spots and Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Participate

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Published on 13/03/2024 at 19:43

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The Free Online Courses (EAD) Offered by Coca-Cola in Partnership with Sebrae Have Reached Seven Million People! Sign Up Now and Ensure Your Certificate!

Coca-Cola Brazil in Partnership with Sebrae opened thousands of spots in an online training program in different areas. In the last two years, the program that offers free online courses (EAD) has already trained thousands of people, supporting and inspiring entrepreneurs in Brazil.

There are many options for free and fast courses for entrepreneurs in the food and beverage industry to boost their businesses. At the end of each one, you receive a certificate.

One of the courses available on the Coca-Cola Boost Your Business platform has reached seven million people with its content on business management. One of the beneficiaries of the program, Ana Maria Cantadori, boosted her business, a creperie and food truck in the city of Maringá, after completing the Empower Like a Woman course.

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What Are the Free Courses Offered by Coca-Cola and Sebrae?

Free Sebrae Courses: To contribute to the success of businesses, Coca-Cola Brazil and Sebrae are united to help you innovate, produce, grow, and develop in your field. Check out the courses, guidance, and practical tips that will boost your business.

Excellence in Customer Service
Inventory Management
Waste Management and Energy Efficiency
People Management in Bars and Restaurants
Management of Bars and Restaurants
Quality Management in Bars and Restaurants
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneurs
Financial Management
and much more

Free Coca-Cola Courses: There are many options for fast and free courses for entrepreneurs in the food and beverage sector to boost their businesses. At the end of each one, you receive a certificate.

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SUSTAINABLE SEASONING COURSE
LEARN TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN YOUR BUSINESS
MANAGE FINANCES AND FORMALIZE YOUR BUSINESS
LOYALIZE YOUR CLIENT AND DIGITALIZE YOUR BUSINESS
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
and much more!

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Don’t miss the chance to transform your future with Coca-Cola Brazil and Sebrae! Thousands of spots are available in a comprehensive online training program, offering free courses in various areas. Take advantage of this opportunity, sign up now, access the platform Coca-Cola Boost Your Business and be part of this journey of success and innovation!

Coca-Cola Project in Other Southern Cone Countries

This year, the free course platform from Coca-Cola will expand and cross the borders of Brazil. Bringing initiatives that will promote female empowerment to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, and Bolivia.

“Being able to announce the renewal and expansion of the program and impact other women in South America has symbolic importance. The Coca-Cola Boosts Your Business is a continuous effort to boost the journey of women,” explains Katielle Haffner. She is the Director of Sustainability and Corporate Relations at Coca-Cola Brazil and the Southern Cone.

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Coca-Cola and Sebrae Offer Free Online Courses with Certificates Accessible by Mobile; No Limit on Spots and Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Participate

The Free Online Courses (EAD) Offered by Coca-Cola in Partnership with Sebrae Have Reached Seven Million People! Sign Up Now and Ensure Your Certificate!

What Are the Free Courses Offered by Coca-Cola and Sebrae?

Registration:

Coca-Cola Project in Other Southern Cone Countries

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Coca-Cola and Sebrae Offer Free Online Courses with Certificates Accessible by Mobile; No Limit on Spots and Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Participate

The Free Online Courses (EAD) Offered by Coca-Cola in Partnership with Sebrae Have Reached Seven Million People! Sign Up Now and Ensure Your Certificate!

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