How About Learning Computer Skills for Free? Federal Institute Opens Free Opportunity for Those Looking to Master Computing

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Published on 21/10/2024 at 12:52

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Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Open for Enrollment for a Free Computer Course. Don’t Miss This Chance to Get Qualified with a Complete and Certified Course.

Have you ever imagined learning computer skills without spending a dime and with the endorsement of a renowned institution?

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG), Ribeirão das Neves Campus, is offering a unique opportunity for those who wish to master the basics of computer skills.

With limited slots and a short registration period, don’t miss the risk of being left out!

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Unique Opportunity for Free Learning

According to the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais, this course aims to equip the external community and students enrolled at the institution with essential knowledge about hardware, software, online navigation, text formatting, spreadsheets, and much more.

All this in a practical and accessible course, lasting 30 hours, which will extend until March 2025.

Classes will start on November 8, 2024, occurring every Friday from 4:50 PM to 6:50 PM, ensuring a learning routine without compromising participants’ time.

Who Can Participate?

According to the announcement, the course is aimed at individuals aged 14 years or older, whether they belong to the external community or are students of IFMG.

Slots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis, and there are chances for a waiting list in case of cancellations.

Registrations must be made online, through this form, and interested individuals must pay attention to the deadline: October 22, 2024 is the final date.

Selection Process

The classification criterion is quite simple: order of registration.

The first 40 registrants automatically secure their slots.

The first call will be announced on October 25, 2024, and the selection will proceed according to the number of registrants.

If the number of interested individuals is less than 10, IFMG reserves the right to cancel the start of the course on the scheduled date.

In other words, anyone wishing to participate should secure their registration as soon as possible!

Certification

For those who successfully complete the course, a completion certificate will be issued.

Participants must have at least 75% attendance and a performance of at least 60% on the final assessments.

This certificate can be a valuable addition to anyone’s resume who wants to enhance their knowledge and increase their chances in the job market.

How to Enroll?

Interested individuals can access the complete announcement here for more information about the enrollment process.

The registration form is available here.

Schedule and Deadlines

Start of Registrations: October 17, 2024
Final Deadline for Registrations: October 22, 2024
Start of Classes: November 8, 2024
Course Duration: 30 hours, expected to end on March 15, 2025
First Call of Approved Applicants: October 25, 2024

Don’t miss this chance to get trained in a free and high-quality course!

The job market is becoming increasingly competitive, and computer skills can open valuable doors.

Stay Alert for Announcements

The approved candidates should stay tuned for the announcement of calls and the enrollment process.

If all required documentation is not submitted, the selected individuals will lose their slot.

Therefore, it is essential to closely follow all steps after registration.

And you, do you think mastering computer skills can transform your career? Share your opinion in the comments!

How About Learning Computer Skills for Free? Federal Institute Opens Free Opportunity for Those Looking to Master Computing

Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Open for Enrollment for a Free Computer Course. Don’t Miss This Chance to Get Qualified with a Complete and Certified Course.

Unique Opportunity for Free Learning

Who Can Participate?

Selection Process

Certification

How to Enroll?

Schedule and Deadlines

Stay Alert for Announcements

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How About Learning Computer Skills for Free? Federal Institute Opens Free Opportunity for Those Looking to Master Computing

Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Open for Enrollment for a Free Computer Course. Don’t Miss This Chance to Get Qualified with a Complete and Certified Course.

Unique Opportunity for Free Learning

Who Can Participate?

Selection Process

Certification

How to Enroll?

Schedule and Deadlines

Stay Alert for Announcements

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