Novotec Program Offers 23,000 Free Technical Course Spots

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/10/2020 at 17:44

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In São Paulo, Novotec – State-Linked Program, Offers Free Technical Courses

The Novotec program, linked to the government of the state of São Paulo, opens enrollment for free technical courses in the Bauru region. Fourteen cities will be covered, with 23,000 vacancies, in nine courses across different areas, aimed at integrating young people into the job market.

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Administration: will develop the necessary skills to perform functions in various organizations, in sectors such as: purchasing, production, sales, and Human Resources.

Accounting: The accounting technician is the professional who performs tasks related to accounting and administration of organizations.

System Development: aims to enable a versatile professional who will create, design, develop, and configure programs, software, and systems.

Tour Guide: Tourism is one of the pillars of the Brazilian economy, and in São Paulo alone, we annually receive over 12 million people to visit locations such as the Historic Center and Avenida Paulista.

Internet Computing: will train professionals capable of finding solutions for the internet.

Logistics: will prepare the student for managing the productive flow of people and companies, learning to determine costs, routes, and deliveries efficiently.

Marketing: will prepare the young person for the needs of the sector, teaching various skills such as: creating marketing plans, communication and customer relationship, and conducting research.

Human Resources: aims to train professionals for managing people within a company, focusing on the dynamic relationship between both.

Legal Services: will be qualified to perform technical-administrative support services for private or public offices.

Enrollment: can be done for free through the Novotec.

Novotec Program Offers 23,000 Free Technical Course Spots

In São Paulo, Novotec – State-Linked Program, Offers Free Technical Courses

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