How About Taking A Free Course In A Growing Field? The Government Is Offering Spots In A New Free Export Course!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 31/12/2024 at 00:56

Capacitação visa apoiar a internacionalização de produtos de micro, pequenas e médias empresas no Estado de São Paulo!

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Training Aims to Support the Internationalization of Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises’ Products in the State of São Paulo!

The Government of São Paulo launched a free course for training in export, aimed at micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, as well as rural producers in the state.

The program, called Exporta SP, was created by the Secretary of Economic Development of the State of São Paulo (SDE) and is executed by InvestSP.

Applications Open for the Class of the 1st Semester of 2025

Applications for the class of the 1st semester of 2025 are already open, and interested parties should hurry, as spots are limited.

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Workshops and Networking

During the training, entrepreneurs will be able to participate in workshops aimed at helping build a network of contacts with other business owners looking to introduce their products and services into the international market.

This interaction is essential for success in export.

Topics Covered in the Training

The training will address crucial aspects that challenge entrepreneurs during the internationalization process, including pricing, commercial intelligence, marketing, international contracts, logistics, and sales.

Available Spots and Registration Process for the Export Course

As of August 2024, 1,300 spots have been made available for entrepreneurs from all regions of the state.

The selection process will include a technical assessment by the InvestSP team.

Interested parties in participating in the free course can fill out a registration form and an export maturity assessment.

Don’t miss the opportunity to get trained and boost your business in the international market!

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How About Taking A Free Course In A Growing Field? The Government Is Offering Spots In A New Free Export Course!

Training Aims to Support the Internationalization of Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises’ Products in the State of São Paulo!

Applications Open for the Class of the 1st Semester of 2025

Workshops and Networking

Topics Covered in the Training

Available Spots and Registration Process for the Export Course

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