Qualifica SP Offers 1 Million Free Spots in 100% Online Artificial Intelligence Course for Those Who Want to Master AI Once and for All!

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Published on 12/03/2025 at 20:07

Updated on 12/03/2025 at 21:23

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Applications for the Free AI Courses Are Open Until March 31 for Online and Certified Training

The Qualifica SP, a program from the Secretary of Economic Development (SDE) in partnership with StartSe, has just opened 1 million slots for the free course “AI For Everyone”. The training is external for those who want to learn about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how to use it in daily life and the job market. The course is 100% online and flexible, allowing participants to complete the lessons at their own pace, according to the Portal Hortolândia website.

How Does the “AI For Everyone” Course Work?

The course is designed to be accessible to anyone, even for those who have never had contact with Artificial Intelligence. It is divided into four modules, covering everything from basic concepts to practical applications:

✅ Demystifying AI – Shows that anyone can use Artificial Intelligence.
✅ Integration in Daily Life – Teaches how to apply AI in routine and professional activities.
✅ Practical Applications – Demonstrates how to turn common tasks into more productive processes.
✅ Updating and Using Tools – Presents different AI resources and how to use them.

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How to Enroll in the Free AI Courses?

1️⃣ Access the website BY CLICKING HERE!
2️⃣ Click on the enrollment option for the course “AI For Everyone”.
3️⃣ Fill in your details correctly.
4️⃣ Complete the enrollment and done! You can start the course immediately!

Qualifica SP Offers 1 Million Free Spots in 100% Online Artificial Intelligence Course for Those Who Want to Master AI Once and for All!

Applications for the Free AI Courses Are Open Until March 31 for Online and Certified Training

How Does the “AI For Everyone” Course Work?

How to Enroll in the Free AI Courses?

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