The São Paulo Government Opened Vacancies for Free Professional Training Courses for Young People Aged 16 and Up, Covering Various Areas of Education

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 12/08/2024 at 13:37

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Government of SP Announces Free Professional Training Courses for the People

The Government of SP has a cool new opportunity for those looking to upgrade their careers. Several spots have opened in free professional training courses, and the best part: now, young people from 16 years old can register! The first class even started on August 7, in the fields of IT and Administration. All of this is part of the Professional Qualification School program from the Social Fund of São Paulo, which is doing really well this second semester.

These free professional training courses are available in various areas that promise to help you secure your place in the job market. You can choose from Beauty and Wellness, Construction, Administration and Entrepreneurship, Fashion and Art, Gastronomy, and, of course, IT. There’s something for everyone, so no one gets left out!

How to Enroll in the Free Professional Training Courses from the Government of SP?

If you’re interested (and who wouldn’t be?), the enrollment process is super simple and completely online. Just go to the Social Fund of São Paulo website, click on the “Qualification School” option and then on “Register”. Then, you just need to enter your CPF, date of birth, fill out the registration form with your details, and answer a socioeconomic questionnaire.

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And What Comes After?

The courses have a total workload of 60 hours, meaning in just over two weeks, you’ll walk away with a certificate in hand. This boosts your resume, and if you’re thinking about starting your own business, it’s a big help. After all, the goal of the Government of SP is not only to prepare people for the job market but also to give a little boost to the self-esteem and confidence of the students.

So, don’t waste time! Go ahead, register and take advantage of this incredible chance that the Government of SP is offering with these free professional training courses. Let’s get qualified and secure a better future!

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The São Paulo Government Opened Vacancies for Free Professional Training Courses for Young People Aged 16 and Up, Covering Various Areas of Education

Government of SP Announces Free Professional Training Courses for the People

How to Enroll in the Free Professional Training Courses from the Government of SP?

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The São Paulo Government Opened Vacancies for Free Professional Training Courses for Young People Aged 16 and Up, Covering Various Areas of Education

Government of SP Announces Free Professional Training Courses for the People

How to Enroll in the Free Professional Training Courses from the Government of SP?

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