City Hall, Through Cephas, Opens 2,960 Spots for Online Distance Learning Courses

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 13/03/2024 at 19:50

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Among the options for online courses are airport reception agent, entrepreneurship and innovation, child care, among others.

The City Hall of São José dos Campos, through Cephas (Hélio Augusto de Souza Professional Education College), is providing an incredible opportunity for those looking to qualify without leaving home. There are 2,960 available vacancies in eight free online qualification courses in the distance learning modality. If you are looking for new knowledge and opportunities, this is your chance!

Registrations are open starting this Tuesday, March 12, and will go until March 29. You can register directly on the Qualifica São José program page. There, you will also find detailed information about the requirements for each course. Additionally, you can register via the central 156, whether by phone, website, or application. Classes are expected to start next month, so don’t waste time and secure your spot!

Available Courses

The courses offered cover various fields of knowledge, providing a complete and updated education. Among the available options are:

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Management Plan 2021-2024: Expanding Opportunities

The expansion of the course offerings is part of the Management Plan 2021-2024, demonstrating the commitment of the City Hall of São José dos Campos to provide qualification opportunities for the population. This initiative aims to equip citizens for the job market, contributing to the economic and social development of the region.

About Cephas

Cephas – Hélio Augusto Professional Education College is a renowned educational institution established in São José dos Campos through a partnership between federal and municipal governments, through PROEP/MEC (Professional Education Expansion Program of the Ministry of Education). Maintained by the Municipal City Hall through FUNDHAS – Hélio Augusto de Souza Foundation, Cephas aims to provide quality professional education through initial and continuing education courses, professional learning programs, and technical secondary courses, in accordance with LDB 9394/96.

How to Register for Online Courses?

If you are interested in the courses offered by Cephas, don’t waste time! Access the Qualifica São José program page right now and register. Remember to check the specific requirements for each course before registering. Professional qualification is the path to success, and Cephas is here to help you navigate this path safely and competently.

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! The courses offered by Cephas are an excellent way to qualify and prepare for the job market. The distance learning modality allows you to study at your own pace, balancing studies with other daily activities. Seize this chance and enroll now!

City Hall, Through Cephas, Opens 2,960 Spots for Online Distance Learning Courses

Among the options for online courses are airport reception agent, entrepreneurship and innovation, child care, among others.

Available Courses

Management Plan 2021-2024: Expanding Opportunities

About Cephas

How to Register for Online Courses?

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City Hall, Through Cephas, Opens 2,960 Spots for Online Distance Learning Courses

Among the options for online courses are airport reception agent, entrepreneurship and innovation, child care, among others.

Available Courses

Management Plan 2021-2024: Expanding Opportunities

About Cephas

How to Register for Online Courses?

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