How About Taking a 100% Free Course at the Federal Institute? IFSC Has Over 1,000 Positions in Technical Courses in Areas Such as Automation, Mechanics, Fashion, Management, Electromechanics, Agriculture, and More

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The Federal Institute Is Offering More Than 1,000 Free Spots in Technical Courses! From Automation to Fashion, Discover How to Secure a Spot and Transform Your Career.

The chance to take a decisive step in your career has arrived!

If you are looking for professional qualification at no cost, the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (IFSC) has opened announcement number 07/DEING/2025/1, offering an incredible opportunity to study in various technical areas for the first semester of 2025.

IFSC has made available a total of more than one thousand spots in technical courses, both for those who have completed high school and for those who are still attending.

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Courses with Spots by Area of Study

Automation, Mechanics, and Electromechanics:

Araranguá: Industrial Automation (4 semesters), Mechanics (4 semesters).
Caçador: Electromechanics (4 semesters).
Chapecó: Mechanics (4 semesters), Electronics (4 semesters).
Criciúma: Mechanics (4 semesters), Electrical Engineering (4 semesters).
Itajaí: Mechanics (4 semesters), Electronics (4 semesters).
Jaraguá do Sul (Centro e Rau): Mechanics (4 semesters), Electrical Engineering (4 semesters).
Lages: Electromechanics (4 semesters).
São Lourenço do Oeste: Systems Development (4 semesters).

Fashion and Clothing:

Araranguá: Fashion Production (3 semesters), Clothing (3 semesters).
Garopaba: Restaurant and Bar (2 semesters), Regional Tour Guide (2 semesters).
Criciúma: Clothing Modeling (3 semesters).
Gaspar: Clothing Modeling (3 semesters).
Jaraguá do Sul (Centro): Clothing (4 semesters).

Courses in Administration, Commerce, and Tourism:

Araranguá: Administration (2 semesters).
Caçador: Administration (2 semesters).
Gaspar: Administration (2 semesters).
Lages: Administration (2 semesters).
São Lourenço do Oeste: Administration (4 semesters).
Florianópolis (Continente e Centro): Gastronomy (2 semesters), National and South America Tour Guide (2 semesters).
Garopaba: Regional Tour Guide (2 semesters).
São José: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (3 semesters).

Agriculture, Environment, and Biotechnology:

São Carlos: Agriculture (4 semesters).
Criciúma: Environment (4 semesters).
Gaspar: Environment (3 semesters, distance).
Garopaba Campus: Biotechnology (6 semesters).

Other Areas with Courses:

Canoinhas: Buildings (4 semesters).
Itajaí Campus: Aquaculture (3 semesters).
São Miguel do Oeste Campus: Electromechanics (4 semesters).
São Carlos Campus: Agriculture (4 semesters).
Florianópolis Campus – Continente: Baking (2 semesters), Restaurant and Bar (2 semesters).
Joinville Campus: Mechanics (4 semesters).

How to Register at the Federal Institute?

Registration is open until December 3, 2024. To register, simply access the IFSC portal, fill in the requested information, and secure your participation.

The selection will be carried out through an electronic lottery, scheduled for December 5, 2024.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to obtain quality technical training and change your life for the better. Prepare for the future, start your registration, and don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Access the registration link and take the first step towards your success!

How About Taking a 100% Free Course at the Federal Institute? IFSC Has Over 1,000 Positions in Technical Courses in Areas Such as Automation, Mechanics, Fashion, Management, Electromechanics, Agriculture, and More

The Federal Institute Is Offering More Than 1,000 Free Spots in Technical Courses! From Automation to Fashion, Discover How to Secure a Spot and Transform Your Career.

Courses with Spots by Area of Study

How to Register at the Federal Institute?

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How About Taking a 100% Free Course at the Federal Institute? IFSC Has Over 1,000 Positions in Technical Courses in Areas Such as Automation, Mechanics, Fashion, Management, Electromechanics, Agriculture, and More

The Federal Institute Is Offering More Than 1,000 Free Spots in Technical Courses! From Automation to Fashion, Discover How to Secure a Spot and Transform Your Career.

Courses with Spots by Area of Study

How to Register at the Federal Institute?

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Brazil will harvest a record crop of up to 357 million tons of grains, but it does not have the capacity to store a large part of it. The storage deficit has reached the highest level in history and is equivalent to almost the entire production of Argentina.

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