The MEC Offers Free Courses in English, Spanish, and French in the EaD Format, Aimed at Students and Professionals. Registration Until December 31!
If you want to boost your resume, learn a new language, or simply improve your skills, this is your chance! The Ministry of Education (MEC) has just announced openings for free courses in English, Spanish, and French.
All of this is in the distance learning (EaD) format, allowing participants to learn in the comfort of their homes and at their own pace.
The courses, which have an average workload of 40 hours, have been developed to cater to both beginners and those who already have some knowledge of the language.
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And the best part: they are available for high school and higher education students, professionals who need languages at work, and anyone interested in learning.
How Do MEC’s Free Courses Work?
The courses are divided into modules, offering everything from basic concepts, such as grammar and vocabulary, to practical applications in professional contexts.
This flexibility allows each student to personalize their learning according to their needs and goals.
All courses can be used as complementary hours in college, which is a great attraction for university students who need to meet these requirements.
There is no selection process, and anyone with interest and access to the internet can participate.
Available Courses
Check out the list of free courses offered by the MEC:
- Basic English – Module 1: Introduction to the language, focusing on conversation and basic grammar.
- Intermediate English – Module 2: Development of reading and writing skills in professional contexts.
- Basic Spanish – Module 1: Teaching expressions and vocabulary for travel and everyday communication.
- Basic French – Module 1: Focus on common expressions, pronunciation, and simple dialogues.
- Portuguese as a Second Language – Proficiency: Aimed at refugees, naturalized Brazilians, and those who want to improve their command of the Portuguese language.
These courses are entirely online, allowing you to study where and when you want. The platform also provides complementary materials and digital certificates after completion.
How to Enroll?
To secure your spot, simply access the Aprenda Mais platform and navigate to the “Languages, Dialects, and Literature” category. There, you will find all available courses and can register quickly and easily.
SECURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE
After registration, MEC will send a confirmation email with detailed information about the chosen course, supporting materials, and access to classes. Registrations are open until December 31, 2024, but spots are limited, so it’s best to hurry!
About MEC
The Ministry of Education (MEC) is responsible for promoting public policies that ensure access to quality education for all Brazilians.
Through initiatives like the free EaD courses, MEC aims to empower the population, democratize access to knowledge, and provide tools that help build successful careers.
With the Aprenda Mais platform, MEC invests in the training of students and professionals in strategic areas, always focusing on inclusion and accessibility.

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