Qualifica SP: Program Opens 2,200 Spots in Free IT Courses

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Published on 18/07/2025 at 10:50

Updated on 18/07/2025 at 10:51

Qualifica SP oferece 2.200 vagas em cursos gratuitos de tecnologia em 2025

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With Registration Open Until July 20, the Initiative by the Government of São Paulo Offers Online Training in Areas Such as Programming and Databases. Learn How to Compete for One of the Spots in Free Courses.

The Qualifica SP program, an initiative by the Secretariat of Economic Development (SDE) of the state of São Paulo, is offering an unmissable opportunity for those looking to enter or re-enter the job market. There are 2,200 spots in free courses that are completely online in the technology field, one of the fastest-growing sectors requiring qualified professionals in the country.

The trainings were chosen based on a mapping of the needs of the job market throughout the state, aiming to connect learning directly to employability. Classes are live, in three different shifts, making it easier for those who are already working or studying to participate. Registration must be completed by July 20.

What Courses Are Offered?

The program offers five high-demand courses in the IT field, each with 440 spots distributed among 11 classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening periods. Check out the options:

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Who Can Enroll?

The spots in free courses are intended for literate individuals residing in the state of São Paulo. The initiative is divided into two modalities, focusing on different audiences:

My First Job: Aimed at young people aged 16 to 24 looking for their first opportunity in the job market.
New Job: Directed at adults aged 25 to 59 who wish to requalify or start a new career.

If the number of applicants exceeds the number of spots, the program will prioritize unemployed individuals, those with low income, persons with disabilities, and minors.

How Does the Registration and Selection Process Work?

Registration is simple and must be done exclusively through the official program website by July 20.

Registration Website: www.qualificasp.sp.gov.br

The calling of the selected candidates will be made via email. Classes are expected to start on July 28. To receive the completion certificate, the student must have at least 75% attendance in the live classes.

And you, will you take advantage of this chance to qualify in one of the fastest-growing areas in the market? Which of these courses interests you the most? Leave your comment!

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Qualifica SP: Program Opens 2,200 Spots in Free IT Courses

With Registration Open Until July 20, the Initiative by the Government of São Paulo Offers Online Training in Areas Such as Programming and Databases. Learn How to Compete for One of the Spots in Free Courses.

What Courses Are Offered?

Who Can Enroll?

How Does the Registration and Selection Process Work?

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