SENAI, In Partnership With ANSA, Is Offering Slots in Free Vocational Training Courses

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Published on 28/02/2023 at 10:57

Updated on 15/03/2023 at 18:02

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Registrations For Free SENAI Courses Are Open Until March 7, Learn How To Enroll!

The National Service for Industrial Training, in partnership with ANSA, has available spots in its new selection process for free professional qualification courses for residents of Araucária and surrounding areas.

In total, SENAI and ANSA are offering 96 spots in the free professional qualification courses in the areas of Planning Assistant, Production Programming and Control, Logistics and Industrial Process Operator, Production Process Operator, and Building Electrical Installer.

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To participate in the offer of free courses, candidates must meet certain requirements such as having completed elementary and high school education.

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Registrations For Free SENAI Course Spots

The start of classes in the free qualification courses at SENAI will begin on March 27, and registrations will be open until the 7th of the same month. Classes will be held at the SENAI CIC unit, located in Curitiba in the morning, afternoon, and evening shifts.

Those selected for the spots in the free qualification courses at SENAI will receive two transportation vouchers daily, as well as a snack for each day of class.

Pre-registrations can be made by requesting the pre-enrollment form via email: fernanda.carlima@sistemafiep.org.br. For more information and to clarify doubts, simply access WhatsApp at (41) 9 8740-6369. Good luck!

SENAI, In Partnership With ANSA, Is Offering Slots in Free Vocational Training Courses

Registrations For Free SENAI Courses Are Open Until March 7, Learn How To Enroll!

More About SENAI’s Free Courses

Registrations For Free SENAI Course Spots

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