The Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA) Offers Free Distance Learning Courses in Inclusive Education and School Management, Totaling 1,600 Spots

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Published on 04/08/2024 at 19:27

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IFPA Opens Enrollment for Free Distance Learning Courses with 1600 Spots

IFPA is open for enrollments for free distance learning courses, offering a total of 1600 spots. These courses are funded by the Secretariat of Continuing Education, Youth and Adult Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion (SECADI), via FNDE.

The opportunities are for the Advanced Course in Education without Barriers: Advanced Training for Inclusive Managers and the Advanced Course in Inclusive Education in Basic Education: Fundamentals and Pedagogical Practices.

Free Distance Learning Courses from IFPA

Hey folks! If you are in the education field and looking to enhance your skills, the IFPA has great news: enrollments are open for free distance learning courses that will start in August 2024. In total, there are 1600 spots across two mega important courses for those who work in inclusive education.

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The Advanced Course in Education without Barriers: Advanced Training for Inclusive Managers will take place at the Tucuruí Campus of IFPA and has 1000 spots available. This course is aimed at public education management staff in the basic education networks of the State of Pará. The Advanced Course in Inclusive Education in Basic Education: Fundamentals and Pedagogical Practices will be offered by the Bragança Campus of IFPA and provides 600 spots. This course is geared towards teachers of Specialized Educational Assistance and regular classroom teachers in the Basic Education public networks.

The courses have a workload of 180 hours and run from August to December 2024. And how cool is this: those who complete the course will receive a free certificate.

How to Enroll?

To enroll, just access the links provided by IFPA and fill out the form. But be careful, enrollments close on August 10, 2024. And here’s a tip: read the entire notice before signing up to avoid surprises later!

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These courses are an excellent opportunity for those looking to update themselves and improve the quality of inclusive education in Pará. So, don’t waste time and enroll now!

So, education folks, here’s the tip! IFPA is offering these free distance learning courses that can make a difference in your career and, especially, in the lives of your students. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!

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The Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA) Offers Free Distance Learning Courses in Inclusive Education and School Management, Totaling 1,600 Spots

IFPA Opens Enrollment for Free Distance Learning Courses with 1600 Spots

Free Distance Learning Courses from IFPA

How to Enroll?

Enrollment Links

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The Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA) Offers Free Distance Learning Courses in Inclusive Education and School Management, Totaling 1,600 Spots

IFPA Opens Enrollment for Free Distance Learning Courses with 1600 Spots

Free Distance Learning Courses from IFPA

How to Enroll?

Enrollment Links

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