How About Doing a Specialization at Fiocruz for Free and from Home? Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Calls for EAD Specialization in Education

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Fiocruz, Through ENSP, Is Open for Enrollments Until January 8, 2025, for the Free EAD Specialization Course in Permanent Education: Health and Education from an Integrative Perspective. The 12-Month Course Aims to Train Professionals to Develop Strategic Actions Integrating Health and Education. Enrollments Through the EAD/ENSP Portal.

You can boost your career, acquire new skills, and study at one of the most renowned institutions in Brazil without spending anything.

Yes, that’s right! The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) is offering a unique opportunity that promises to change the lives of many professionals in 2025.

But what makes this initiative so special? Keep reading to find out.

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Fiocruz Selection Process: How It Works?

The selection process consists of three main stages:

Curriculum Evaluation: Organizers will assess the professional and academic experience of the candidates.
Letter of Intent: A letter explaining the reasons the candidate wants to participate in the course will be considered.
Documentation: All required documentation must be presented and comply with the announcement.

200 candidates will be selected for the effective positions and 80 for the waiting list, distributed among UAB/Capes Support Centers, as announced in the disclosure document.

Course Objective

The specialization aims to train professionals to act strategically and integratively in health and education fields.

The course employs the principles of permanent education to develop critical thinking and the ability to implement work processes that promote collaboration between these areas.

According to the announcement, participants will be encouraged to propose innovative solutions to real problems, strengthening health and education networks in their local contexts.

Why Choose Fiocruz?

Fiocruz is one of the most prestigious institutions in Brazil and is internationally recognized for its contributions in public health and scientific research.

Participating in a course offered by Fiocruz is not just a learning opportunity, but also a way to build a network of contacts with professionals of excellence.

Enrollments Open Until January 8, 2025

Don’t waste time! Enrollments for the EAD specialization course in Permanent Education are open until January 8, 2025. For more information, check the complete announcement on Fiocruz’s official website.

Access the link below to enroll and view all the details: https://ead.fiocruz.br/processo-seletivo-interna/774

This is your chance to stand out in the job market and contribute to the development of integrated solutions between health and education.

Take advantage of this unique opportunity offered by Fiocruz and invest in your professional future.

Do you believe that the integration between health and education can transform society? Share your opinion in the comments!

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How About Doing a Specialization at Fiocruz for Free and from Home? Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Calls for EAD Specialization in Education

Fiocruz Selection Process: How It Works?

Course Objective

Why Choose Fiocruz?

Enrollments Open Until January 8, 2025

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