Partnership Between The Government Of Mato Grosso Do Sul And Senac MS Opens Enrollment For 40 Free Courses

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 05/08/2024 at 15:24

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Campo Grande and Seven Other Municipalities Have Openings in Areas Such as Finance, Marketing, Aesthetics, Technology, and Much More

Are you looking for an opportunity to qualify? Then pay attention! The Government of Mato Grosso do Sul and Senac MS are offering free courses with open enrollment. The MS Qualifica project provides 40 free courses for those who are out of the job market, young people seeking new opportunities, and professionals looking to upgrade their skills.

Training from the Government of Mato Grosso do Sul and Senac MS for Over 13,000 People

The goal of this great project is to train over 13,000 residents of Mato Grosso do Sul, addressing various employment demands in the state. The openings are available in Campo Grande and seven other cities: Aquidauana, Cassilândia, Bela Vista, Corumbá, Dourados, Ivinhema, and Ponta Porã.

How to Register for Senac MS Courses

Registration is super easy! Just go to the Senac MS website, fill out a form with your personal and professional information. But be aware: enrollment is only confirmed on the first day of class, on a first-come, first-served basis. In other words, if you don’t show up on the first day, you lose your spot. If the class fills up, they will open a waitlist for the next one.

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Free Courses in Various Areas and Schedules

The courses start between August and October, are short-term, and have options for morning, afternoon, and evening shifts. Besides the capital, which offers 16 courses, here’s how the openings are distributed in other municipalities:

Aquidauana: 1 course
Cassilândia: 5 courses
Bela Vista: 1 course
Corumbá: 10 courses
Dourados: 1 course
Ivinhema: 1 course
Ponta Porã: 2 courses

To check the topics of each course and pre-register, jump to the Senac MS portal. Don’t miss this chance to boost your career!

Partnership Between The Government Of Mato Grosso Do Sul And Senac MS Opens Enrollment For 40 Free Courses

Campo Grande and Seven Other Municipalities Have Openings in Areas Such as Finance, Marketing, Aesthetics, Technology, and Much More

Training from the Government of Mato Grosso do Sul and Senac MS for Over 13,000 People

How to Register for Senac MS Courses

Free Courses in Various Areas and Schedules

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