The Government of Pernambuco Is Offering Free Entrepreneurial Training Courses in Seven Cities in the State. Sign Up Now and Take Advantage of This Qualification Opportunity!

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 15/07/2024 at 19:48

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The Government of Pernambuco Offers Free Entrepreneurial Training Courses in Seven Municipalities of the State, with Over 2,000 Spots Available for Young People and Women Aged 16 and Over, Including Workshops and Lectures on Management, Finance, Social Media, and Sales, in Partnership with Sebrae-PE.

Hey, folks from Pernambuco! Are you looking for an opportunity to enhance your qualifications and boost your career? The Government of Pernambuco is offering free entrepreneurial training courses in seven municipalities of the State. The first training starts this Tuesday (16) in Arcoverde, and there are over 2,000 spots available. Shall we learn more?

Free Courses for Entrepreneurs

The Department of Professional Development and Entrepreneurship (SEDEPE) is on fire! This initiative is part of the expansion of Qualifica PE and is a partnership with Sebrae-PE. The free courses are aimed at young people and women aged 16 and over, but anyone interested can sign up. Registrations are made through the website SEDEPE.

Schedule and Locations of Free Courses

Check out the cities, dates, and locations where the free courses will take place in July:

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What Will You Learn?

The workshops and lectures last from two to four hours, totaling over 20 hours of training in the complete track. You can choose to follow all the qualifications or participate only in those that interest you most. The topics include management, finance, social media, sales, and much more.

Why Participate?

According to Frederico Ferreira, Executive Secretary of Micro and Small Enterprises and Entrepreneurship Promotion at SEDEPE, these courses are a unique opportunity for those who already run a business or dream of starting their own. “We have created a pathway for people to receive training in management focused on finance, social media, sales, among other workshops. This will help them broaden their horizons, expand their scope of action, and focus on better results,” he said.

So, don’t waste time! Sign up now for the free courses offered by the Government of Pernambuco and start turning your dreams into reality. This is your chance to qualify, learn new things, and take a leap in your career. Stay tuned for the dates and locations, and seize this unmissable opportunity. So, will you miss out on this?

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The Government of Pernambuco Is Offering Free Entrepreneurial Training Courses in Seven Cities in the State. Sign Up Now and Take Advantage of This Qualification Opportunity!

Free Courses for Entrepreneurs

Schedule and Locations of Free Courses

What Will You Learn?

Why Participate?

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