Prefeitura do Rio oferece 3,2 mil vagas em cursos gratuitos de tecnologia em games, produção de vídeos e imagens com Canva, WhatsApp para negócios e muito mais para turbinar o seu currículo!

Rio City Hall Offers 3,200 Spots in Free Technology Courses in Gaming, Video Production, and Images with Canva, WhatsApp for Business, and 3D Printing to Boost Your Resume!

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Published on 08/12/2023 at 09:19

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City Hall of Rio Transforming Lives: More Than Free Courses, An Opportunity for Professional Qualification

In the heart of Rio de Janeiro, a unique opportunity presents itself for those looking to improve their skills and carve out paths to success in the job market. The municipal government, through the inspiring Knowledge Naves program, extends an irresistible invitation: 3,200 spots in free courses, specifically designed to explore the fields of technology and entrepreneurship. Sign up and be part of this educational revolution that will shape the future of a generation.

In this promising scenario, the City Hall of Rio de Janeiro stands out by providing a learning journey that transcends barriers. By investing in free courses focused on technology and entrepreneurship, the city opens doors for personal and professional development, preparing its citizens for the challenges of the contemporary world. Check out the free courses offered below and boost your resume!

Knowledge Naves: Tailored Free Courses and Strategic Points on the Carioca Map

The free courses, true beacons of knowledge, cover crucial areas, from Audiovisual Production and Photography to Basic Senior Computing and Computer Assembly. With engaging workshops, such as Introduction to 3D Printing and the intriguing Retro Game Workshop, the program promises to transform participants into trained professionals who are tuned in to contemporary demands.

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As an even bolder expansion, the city plans to launch the first Satellite Nave, a unit set up in a Ciep library. With 120 spots available in free courses, this nave promises to serve everyone from children, with courses like Computing for Kids, to entrepreneurs, with classes on Canva, Excel, and WhatsApp for Business.

This journey of knowledge with free courses unfolds in various strategic locations, such as Madureira, Irajá, Triagem, Santa Cruz, Padre Miguel, Vila Aliança, Engenho de Dentro, Penha, and Nova Brasília. The Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology emphasizes that these Naves are not just educational centers but true hubs of social and economic transformation.

How to Enroll:

Joining this world of learning is as easy as it is inspiring. Just visit the website Nave do Conhecimento and explore the vast offering of courses, workshops, and lectures. The complete schedule of activities at each unit is available, providing a clear and transparent view of the opportunities waiting eagerly for new talents.

Rio City Hall Offers 3,200 Spots in Free Technology Courses in Gaming, Video Production, and Images with Canva, WhatsApp for Business, and 3D Printing to Boost Your Resume!

City Hall of Rio Transforming Lives: More Than Free Courses, An Opportunity for Professional Qualification

Knowledge Naves: Tailored Free Courses and Strategic Points on the Carioca Map

How to Enroll:

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