IF Announces 5,600 Openings for Free Courses, There Are 173 Course Options; Learn More!

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 19/09/2024 at 19:23

Updated on 19/09/2024 at 19:26

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Registrations for IFRS Courses Are Open Until October 14, With Different Selection Methods, Such as Exams, ENEM Scores, or Drawings.

IF Rio Grande do Sul has an unmissable opportunity: there are 5,695 vacancies spread across 173 free courses. Registrations for the selection process are open until October 14, with options ranging from integrated high school to technical courses and undergraduate programs at 17 campuses across the state.

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How Does the IFRS Selection Process Work?

If you are eyeing one of the free courses at IF, the first step is to register on the official website between September 26 and October 14. The good thing is that the selection method varies depending on the course you choose: it can be by exam, ENEM scores (from 2019 onwards), or even a lottery. The tip is to check carefully on the website what the criterion is for the course you want.

Also, it’s good to pay attention to the registration fee, which ranges from R$ 20 to R$ 80. But if you have a low income, you can request a waiver of this fee until September 25, also through the website.

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Where Are the Vacancies?

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The vacancies for the free IF courses are spread across 17 campuses in the state: Alvorada, Bento Gonçalves, Canoas, Caxias do Sul, Erechim, Farroupilha, Feliz, Ibirubá, Osório, Porto Alegre, Restinga (Porto Alegre), Rio Grande, Rolante, Sertão, Vacaria, Veranópolis, and Viamão.

These free courses include both in-person and a distance technical course in Didactic Multimedia, offered at the Osório campus. So, there’s something for everyone’s tastes and modalities!

What Courses Are Available?

The IF Rio Grande do Sul offers a wide variety of free courses, starting in the first semester of 2025. The options include:

Integrated high school with technical training, for those who want to finish high school already with technical training.
Subsequent technical courses, aimed at those who have already completed high school and want to specialize in a technical area.
Undergraduate programs for those looking to take the next step in their careers.

With 5,695 vacancies, it’s a great opportunity to secure a quality education without paying anything.

Schedule and Important Dates

Request for fee waiver: September 12 to September 25
Fee waiver results: September 26
Registrations: September 26 to October 14
Payment of fee: until October 15
Lottery (for courses that use this criterion): November 12
Exam (for courses that require it): November 24

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Don’t miss this chance! Register now on the IF website and give a boost to your career with one of the most sought-after free courses in the state.

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IF Announces 5,600 Openings for Free Courses, There Are 173 Course Options; Learn More!

Registrations for IFRS Courses Are Open Until October 14, With Different Selection Methods, Such as Exams, ENEM Scores, or Drawings.

How Does the IFRS Selection Process Work?

Where Are the Vacancies?

What Courses Are Available?

Schedule and Important Dates

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IF Announces 5,600 Openings for Free Courses, There Are 173 Course Options; Learn More!

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How Does the IFRS Selection Process Work?

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What Courses Are Available?

Schedule and Important Dates

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