CIEE Paraná Opens Registration for 40 Free In-Person and Distance Courses for People Aged 14 and Over Across Brazil

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Published on 16/07/2024 at 16:54

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Have You Thought About Taking Advantage of the Holidays to Get Free Training? CIEE of Paraná Is Open for Enrollment for 40 Free In-Person and Distance Courses Aimed at People Aged 14 and Up. A Great Opportunity to Develop New Skills and Also Receive Certification!

If you are looking for a chance to enhance your resume or simply want to learn something new, you can’t miss this opportunity. CIEE of Paraná is offering free in-person and distance courses in various areas, ensuring quality training for young people and adults across Brazil.

The Paraná Integration Center for Companies and Schools (CIEE/PR) launched 40 free in-person and distance courses with certification. Enrollment is open for people aged 14 and over from all regions of the country. Among the highlighted courses is Personal Marketing, which will take place on Wednesday (24) and will feature simultaneous translation into Brazilian Sign Language (Libras).

Where and When the Free Courses and Certification

In-person activities take place in Curitiba, at the Training and Citizenship Space, located at Rua Dr. Faivre, 398, in the city center. Courses are offered monthly, in the morning (8 AM to 12 PM) or in the afternoon (1:30 PM to 5:30 PM), allowing flexibility for participants. The distance courses can be accessed from anywhere, enabling more people to take advantage of this opportunity.

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Course Highlights

CIEE of Paraná offers a wide range of courses. Check out some of them:

In-Person Courses in Curitiba:

Basic and Intermediate Word
Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Excel
Administrative Assistant in Various Emphases (HR, Document Management, Financial/Accounting)
Personal Marketing with Libras Interpreter
Digital Inclusion
Basic Logistics
Logical Reasoning
Interview Tips
Business Communication and Writing

Distance Courses:

Digital Inclusion
Personal Marketing
Social Media Etiquette
Introduction to Canva
Digital Engagement
Innovation
Basic PowerPoint
Basic Excel and Word
Self-Management Practices
Entrepreneurship
Negotiation Techniques
Business Communication and Writing
People Management
Time Management
Personal and Professional Relationships
Public Service
Strategies for Public Speaking
Interview Preparation
Financial Education
Mathematical Logical Reasoning
Financial Mathematics

Social Programs

In addition to the courses, CIEE of Paraná promotes social programs focused on relationships, autonomy, and life planning. For the second half of July, the programs “Welcome,” “Youth in Action,” and “Family in Action” have activities available. These initiatives are great for those seeking more comprehensive personal and social development.

How to Enroll

Enrolling is simple! Just visit the CIEE/PR website, click on “I Want to Log In or Register,” and after completing the registration, select the desired option in the “Free Courses/Social Programs” area. For the “Youth in Action” and “Family in Action” programs, registration is done in the “In-Person Social Programs” section.

For more information about the free in-person and distance courses, CIEE of Paraná is available at the phone numbers (41) 3313-4300 for Curitiba and the metropolitan area, and 0800 300 4300 for other locations. Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire skills and open new doors in the job market!

CIEE Paraná Opens Registration for 40 Free In-Person and Distance Courses for People Aged 14 and Over Across Brazil

Have You Thought About Taking Advantage of the Holidays to Get Free Training? CIEE of Paraná Is Open for Enrollment for 40 Free In-Person and Distance Courses Aimed at People Aged 14 and Up. A Great Opportunity to Develop New Skills and Also Receive Certification!

Where and When the Free Courses and Certification

Course Highlights

Social Programs

How to Enroll

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Where and When the Free Courses and Certification

Course Highlights

Social Programs

How to Enroll

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