Enhancing Digital Inclusion: Naves do Conhecimento Offers 4,000 Slots in Free Courses

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/05/2023 at 17:57

Updated on 25/05/2023 at 18:06

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Technology and Entrepreneurship Meet in the Workshops and Courses Offered by the Naves do Conhecimento, an Initiative of the Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology.

The Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology (SMCT), through the Naves do Conhecimento, has opened registrations for 4,000 spots in various free courses and workshops in the areas of technology and entrepreneurship for the month of June. The schedule also includes lectures and workshops available at the units.

“The Naves play a crucial role in spreading digital inclusion and the opportunity for technological qualification in this rapidly changing world”, stated Tatiana Roque, Municipal Secretary of Science and Technology. “Our focus is to retrain people so that technology does not become a tool for deepening economic and social inequalities.”

Training for the Job Market

The content offered aims to train young people and adults for the job market in a sector that is growing every day. Letícia Conceição, 28 years old, who was born in Complexo do Alemão and was a student at the Nave de Nova Brasília, shares her experience.

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Diverse Themes Offered

Among the themes offered by the Naves are: Cell Phone Repair and Maintenance, Introduction to 3D Printing, Digital Marketing, Scratch – Code Club, Financial Education, Programming Logic in Python, Kids’ IT, Teens’ IT, Excel, Canva, Senior IT, Computer Operator, Photography, How to Become a MEI, TechnoArt – Artificial Intelligence, Roblox Studio – Game Creation, among others.

Registrations Open

To access the full schedule of activities and register, just visit the website: www.navedoconhecimento.rio.

Boosting learning in technology, entrepreneurship, and digital skills, the Naves do Conhecimento are leading the fight against digital exclusion and economic inequalities. Join this initiative and get ready for the digital future.

Enhancing Digital Inclusion: Naves do Conhecimento Offers 4,000 Slots in Free Courses

Technology and Entrepreneurship Meet in the Workshops and Courses Offered by the Naves do Conhecimento, an Initiative of the Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology.

Training for the Job Market

Diverse Themes Offered

Registrations Open

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Technology and Entrepreneurship Meet in the Workshops and Courses Offered by the Naves do Conhecimento, an Initiative of the Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology.

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Diverse Themes Offered

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While in Brazil a 10-story building takes 2 years to complete, in China a company stacks pre-fabricated modules and raises the entire building in just 28 hours and 45 minutes.

An entire island in the Pacific wants to surround itself with a colossal barrier against the ocean to try to escape increasingly violent waves and not be swallowed by the sea in the coming decades.

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