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Get Qualified for Free! Rio das Ostras City Hall Offers Free Courses for You to Boost Your Resume Without Spending Anything

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/03/2025 at 21:39

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Limited Spots! Trainings with Certificate Open Doors for Employment and Entrepreneurship in the Gastronomy and Service Sector

Residents of Rio das Ostras have an excellent opportunity to qualify for free and take an important step towards the job market. Registrations are open for several professional courses in gastronomy and services, which will be held at the José Hugo Celidônio Qualification Center, in the Nova Cidade neighborhood, according to the website O Dia Ig.

The initiative is a partnership between the City Hall of Rio das Ostras, Sindicomércio, and Senac RJ, through the Senac Free Program (PSG). The goal is to expand opportunities for income generation, entrepreneurship, and professional integration.

What Free Courses Are Available in Rio das Ostras?

Check out the options in Rio das Ostras with workload and practical content:

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Who Can Participate in the Free Course Offer in Rio das Ostras?

Spots are reserved for people with low income, with a per capita family income of up to two minimum wages. Selection will be made based on socioeconomic criteria, giving priority to those who need it most.

To ensure your participation, just access the official website and check the complete program available. Then, choose the course that best matches your profile, fill out your information correctly, and submit your registration online. Remember that spots are limited, so don’t waste time and secure yours now!

CLICK HERE AND ENROLL NOW!

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Get Qualified for Free! Rio das Ostras City Hall Offers Free Courses for You to Boost Your Resume Without Spending Anything

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