Pronatec Offers 1,670 Vacancies in Technical High School Courses and Professional Training with Certificates

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Published on 02/09/2022 at 15:24

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National Program for Access to Technical Education and Employment (Pronatec) Opens Enrollment for 1670 Vacancies for High School Technical Courses and Professional Qualification.

Pronatec! Don’t miss the great opportunity to qualify and receive the technical and professional qualification certificate issued by one of the most recognized institutions in Brazil! There are almost 2,000 vacancies in technical courses and professional qualification offered in the state of Pará, check out the municipalities below.

The 1,670 vacancies to be filled are offered in nine municipalities of the state: Belém, Ananindeua, Tailândia, Curuçá, Castanhal, Monte Alegre, Abaetetuba, and Santarém.

Some cities offer full-time courses, but most of them are for the evening period.

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Check Below the Free Technical Qualification Courses Offered in Pará

MICRO ENTREPRENEUR INDIVIDUAL – FIC
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR OPERATOR – FIC
ROLL COMPACTOR AND TIRE ROLLER OPERATOR – FIC
GRAIN AND CEREAL PROCESSING OPERATOR – FIC
PASSENGER TRANSPORT DRIVER – FIC
ELDERLY CAREGIVER – FIC
ELDERLY CARE TECHNICIAN – CONCURRENT – PRONATEC
NURSING TECHNICIAN – SUB/CONCURRENT – 21

Attention! Enrollment for filling 1,670 vacancies in high school technical courses and professional qualification, with certificates, offered in 9 Pará municipalities by Pronatec, will be open until 09/09.

Enrollment: Enrollments can be made online through the program’s website. Any questions can be addressed through the site.

The National Program for Access to Technical Education and Employment (Pronatec) was created by the Federal Government in 2011, through Law No. 12,513, with the aim of expanding the supply of Professional and Technological Education (EPT) courses through programs, projects, and technical and financial assistance actions.

Pronatec represents an effort to offer EPT courses primarily aimed at:

students of public high schools, including youth and adult education;
workers;
beneficiaries of federal income transfer programs;
students who have completed high school in public schools.

Pronatec Offers 1,670 Vacancies in Technical High School Courses and Professional Training with Certificates

National Program for Access to Technical Education and Employment (Pronatec) Opens Enrollment for 1670 Vacancies for High School Technical Courses and Professional Qualification.

Check Below the Free Technical Qualification Courses Offered in Pará

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